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cosmic rays N pl

cosmic rays

gamma rays N pl

gamma rays

ray1 [reɪ] N

1. ray (beam):

2. ray fig (small amount):

ray of comfort

ray2 [reɪ] N ZOOL

I. X-ray [ˈeksreɪ] N

1. X-ray:

X-rays pl PHYS

2. X-ray MED:

II. X-ray [ˈeksreɪ] VB trans

prześwietlać [perf prześwietlić]

cathode ray tube N ELEC

OpenDict entry

ray N

skay ray radiotechnika
projecting ray geometria
ordinary ray krystalografia
Present
IX-ray
youX-ray
he/she/itxrays
weX-ray
youX-ray
theyX-ray
Past
Ixrayed
youxrayed
he/she/itxrayed
wexrayed
youxrayed
theyxrayed
Present Perfect
Ihavexrayed
youhavexrayed
he/she/ithasxrayed
wehavexrayed
youhavexrayed
theyhavexrayed
Past Perfect
Ihadxrayed
youhadxrayed
he/she/ithadxrayed
wehadxrayed
youhadxrayed
theyhadxrayed

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This belly flop generates a loud boom that some suspect could scare potential prey, like shrimp, closer toward the swarm, making an easy meal for the rays under the surface.
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Because dolomite contains relatively minor quantities of radioactive materials, it can insulate against interference from cosmic rays without adding to background radiation levels.
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When nitrogen is hit by neutrons, it emits high energy gamma rays that can be detected by simple radiation detectors.
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The pectoral fins are falcate and longer than the head, consisting of 19 to 21 soft rays.
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X-rays of unexamined lumps of earth suggest that there are more to be revealed.
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