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ray

/reɪ/

Übersetzungen

raysubstantiv

rays

Pl.

/reɪ/

луч

A ray of sunlight broke through the clouds.

Луч солнца пробился сквозь облака.

скат

The ray glided gracefully through the water.

Скат грациозно скользил по воде.

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Synonyme

rayverb

rayed

Präteritum

rayed

Partizip Perfekt

raying

Gerundium

/reɪ/

излучать

The sun began to ray its light over the horizon.

Солнце начало излучать свой свет над горизонтом.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

испускать лучи

Synonyme

send out

rayadjektiv

/reɪ/

Used attributively to qualify nouns relating to rays of light or radiation (e.g., "ray shielding").

Definitionen

raysubstantiv

A narrow beam of light or other radiant energy.

A ray of sunlight broke through the clouds.

A line or stream of something that emanates from a central point.

Lines radiated like rays from the center of the diagram.

A type of flat-bodied cartilaginous fish with a long, slender tail, related to sharks.

The diver was fascinated by the graceful movements of the ray gliding through the water.

A small amount of a positive feeling or quality.

She felt a ray of happiness when she received the good news.

Mathematics: a half-line that starts at a fixed point and extends infinitely in one direction.

In geometry class we drew a ray starting at point A and passing through point B.

rayverb

To emit rays of light or radiation.

The lighthouse began to ray its light across the dark sea.

To radiate or spread out from a central point.

Beams of light rayed out from the crack in the door.

rayadjektiv

Relating to or employing rays of light or other radiation; involving rays.

The laboratory installed additional ray shielding around the reactor.