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superposition

/ˌsuː.pə.pəˈzɪʃ.ən/

翻译: 名词,指将一个物体置于另一物体之上的动作或状态;在地质学中特指岩层的叠置及其下老上新的原理,在几何学中指将一个图形叠加到另一个图形上以显示其重合,也泛指一般的叠放。

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noun

C1formalcommonscientific/ˌsuː.pə.pəˈzɪʃ.ən/

A noun referring to the act or state of placing one thing on top of another, with specific applications in geology (the deposition of strata and the principle that lower strata are older), geometry (placing one object in the position of another to show coincidence), and general contexts (the placement of one thing atop another).

  • 🇨🇳名词,指将一个物体置于另一物体之上的动作或状态;在地质学中特指岩层的叠置及其下老上新的原理,在几何学中指将一个图形叠加到另一个图形上以显示其重合,也泛指一般的叠放。
  1. Geological deposition C1 formal scientific

    The process of one geological stratum being deposited on top of another.

    • The superposition of sedimentary layers reveals the region's geological history.
    • Geologists study the superposition of rock strata to understand past environments.
    • The principle of superposition is fundamental in stratigraphy.

    🇨🇳地质叠置

    同义词: accumulationdepositionlayeringsedimentationstratification

  2. Geological principle C1 formal scientific

    The principle stating that in a sequence of undisturbed sedimentary rocks, the oldest layer is at the bottom and the youngest is at the top.

    • Using the law of superposition, the geologist determined the relative ages of the fossils.
    • Superposition allows scientists to create a chronological timeline of rock formations.
    • The principle of superposition is a key concept in relative dating.

    🇨🇳叠覆原理

    同义词: principle of superposition

  3. Geometric placement C1 formal scientific

    The act of placing one geometric object exactly onto another to demonstrate that they are congruent or coincide.

    • The proof relied on the superposition of the two triangles.
    • By superposition, the mathematician showed the figures were identical.
    • Superposition is a method used to prove geometric theorems.

    🇨🇳叠合

  4. General placement B2 formal

    The act of placing one thing on top of another.

    • The superposition of the two images created a double exposure effect.
    • The artist used the superposition of colors to create depth.
    • The superposition of layers in the cake was visually impressive.

    🇨🇳叠置

    同义词: overlappingoverlay

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