ray
Meaning in simple English
US /reɪ/
ray means: A narrow line of light or energy moving out from a source.
noun
LIGHT BEAMB2
A narrow line of light or energy moving out from a source.
- A ray of light reached the floor.
- The sun’s rays warmed my face.
- These rays can pass through some materials.
FLAT FISHB2
A wide, flat sea fish with large side fins and usually a long, thin tail.
- A ray swam past us.
- We saw rays at the aquarium.
- The ray rested on the sand.
GEOMETRIC LINEB2
A straight line that begins at one point and continues forever in one direction.
- Draw a ray from this point.
- The two rays form an angle.
- Each ray has just one endpoint.
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