Definition
Definition of rayed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
extending outwardRare having parts that extend outwardRare
- The rayed structure of the flower was unique.
2.
designRare having rays or radiating linesRare
- The rayed pattern on the shell was beautiful.
Expressions with rayed
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checked by x-ray beams, or having received x-ray radiation
The patient’s wrist was x-rayed to check for fractures.
Origin of rayed
Latin, radius (ray)
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Examples of rayed in a sentence
The artist drew a rayed design. The artist drew a rayed sun in the sky. The rayed design on the fabric was intricate.
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- French:rayonné, rayonnant, ...
- German:mit ausgedehnten Teilen, strahlenförmig, ...
- Italian:a raggi, ...
- Spanish:ramificado, radiado, ...
- Portuguese:estendido, radiado, ...
- Chinese:延伸的, 有光线的, ...
- Japanese:放射状の, 光線状の, ...
- Arabic:مُشَعَّع, ذو أَشِعَّة, ...
- Hebrew:קָרְנִי, מְאוֹרָי, ...
- Russian:лучистый, ...
- Ukrainian:розгалужений, променистий, ...
- Hindi:शाखायुक्त, किरणित, ...
Definition of ray - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
lightnarrow beam of light or radiation
- A ray of sunlight broke through the clouds.
2.
marineflat-bodied fish with wide fins
- We saw a ray swimming near the coral reef.
3.
botanyTECH. radiating part of a flower or plantTECH.
- The ray of the sunflower was bright yellow.
4.
emotionsmall amount of hope or positivity
- There was a ray of hope in the difficult situation.
5.
mathematicsTECH. line extending from a pointTECH.
- In geometry, a ray starts at a point and extends infinitely.
Verb
1.
physicsintr. emit light or energy in raysintr.
- The lighthouse rays its light across the sea.
2.
outward linesintr. TECH. radiate outward from a centerintr. TECH.
- The sun rays warmth to the earth.
3.
medicaltr. TECH. expose to radiation for treatmenttr. TECH.
- The doctor rayed the tumor with precision.
Images of ray
flat-bodied fish with wide fins
Expressions with ray
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small sign that a situation may improve
In dark times, a single ray of hope can be incredibly uplifting..
something or someone that brings happiness
Her cheerful attitude was a true ray of sunshine on a gloomy day..
small amount of hope or happiness
Her smile was a ray of light in his gloomy day.
product size gets smaller but price stays the same
The grocery shrink ray made the cereal box smaller.
picture made using X-rays
The doctor examined the X-ray of my arm.
narrow beam of light from the sun
A ray of sunlight broke through the clouds.
fictional weapon that emits energy beams
He aimed the ray gun at the alien invader..
ray not visible but feels warm
The infrared ray warmed the room.
imaginary energy beam that kills people in stories
The villain threatened the city with his death ray.
fictional weapon emitting intense heat
The alien ship fired a heat ray at the city.
large tropical ray with winglike fins and horn-like head fins
A manta ray glided gracefully through the clear water.
large sea fish with winglike fins and a long tail
The eagle ray glided gracefully through the water.
thin beam of light seen shining in one clear direction
A light ray slipped through the curtains and woke her up.
stream of high-energy particles from space
Cosmic rays can affect satellite operations.
large sea ray with horn-like fins, genus Mobula
A devil ray swam gracefully near the boat.
ray with electric organs near the head
The electric ray stunned its prey with a shock.
radiation of fast electrons or positrons from radioactive substances
Beta ray is emitted during radioactive decay.
very high energy electromagnetic radiation from radioactivity
Gamma rays are used in cancer treatment.
technique in computer graphics for generating images by tracing paths of light
Ray tracing allows for realistic lighting and shadows in video games..
large ray with white or yellow spots living in warm seas
The spotted eagle ray glided gracefully through the tropical waters.
electromagnetic radiation causing photochemical reactions
Actinic rays are used in developing photographs.
ionizing radiation made of fast alpha particles from a source
Alpha ray can damage living cells if not shielded.
marine ray fish with broad fins and a short tail
The butterfly ray glided over the sandy ocean floor.
marine ray with a head shaped like a cow's nose
The cownose ray swims gracefully near the ocean floor.
Origin of ray
Old French, rai (beam of light)
Examples of ray in a sentence
Scientists measured the ray of gamma radiation in the lab. A ray glided gracefully under the boat. Divers often encounter a ray in these waters. The daisy's ray was delicate and white. Each ray of the daffodil added to its charm. A ray of optimism shone through the gloom.
His smile brought a ray of joy to her day. A ray in math has a fixed starting point. The diagram showed a ray extending from point A. The sun rays its warmth on Earth. Stars ray their light across the universe. Light rays from the lamp across the room. The lighthouse rays its beam across the sea. They rayed the affected area to reduce pain. The technician rayed the sample for analysis.
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- French:rayon, rayonner, ...
- German:Lichtstrahl, strahlen, ...
- Italian:raggio, emettere, ...
- Spanish:rayo, emitir, ...
- Portuguese:raio, emitir, ...
- Chinese:光束, 发出, ...
- Japanese:光線, 放つ, ...
- Arabic:شُعَاع, أَشَعَّ, ...
- Hebrew:קֶרֶן, לְהַקְרִין, ...
- Russian:луч, излучать, ...
- Ukrainian:промінь, випромінювати, ...
- Hindi:किरण, प्रकाश फैलाना, ...
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