SOBREIMPRESIONADO
English translation: superimpose
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| na | sobreimpresionado=overlapped |
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| na | superimposed |
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| na | superimposed is correct. |
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| na | SUPERIMPOSED |
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sobreimpresionado=overlapped Explanation: meaning that the text was written after the image was created, not at the same time of the creation of the image. Hope it helps |
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superimposed Explanation: You superimpose a picture over a text or vice versa. |
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superimposed is correct. Explanation: There are two images, one of which is text. The text image is transparent except for the letters and is superimposed on the picture. I do computer video editing. |
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SUPERIMPOSED Explanation: I found this in ENCARTA WORLD ENGLISH DICTIONARY: su·per·im·pose [sprim pz ] (past su·per·im·posed, past participle su·per·im·posed, present participle su·per·im·pos·ing, 3rd person present singular su·per·im·pos·es) transitive verb 1. lay something over something: to place something, for example, a transparent image, on or over something else, often with the result that both things appear simultaneously, although one may partially obscure the other 2. add onto something: to add a feature or element without incorporating it superimpose one culture on another su·per·im·po·si·tion [sprimp zísh'n ] noun Encarta® World English Dictionary Regards, :) BD Experience |
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