







Superimpose
Overlay
Stacking
The image of a seemingly tiny dancer was superimposed on the image of the table.
Galton devised a method of creating composite pictures in which the features of different faces were superimposed over one another.

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Open the tool →叠加 (dié jiā) means “Superimpose, Overlay, Stacking”.
叠加 is pronounced dié jiā in Mandarin Chinese.
“Superimpose” is 叠加 (dié jiā) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 叠加, each with pinyin and an English translation.