How to pronounce“Ray”in English
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Definitions of “Ray”
A beam of light or radiation.
“I saw a ray of light through the clouds.”
A rib-like reinforcement of bone or cartilage in a fish's fin.
To emit something as if in rays.
“He was one of the unthanked benefactors of his race, who was patiently teaching and serving mankind, whilst they were shrinking from his coldness, or mocking his peculiarities. He could not sing for them a sweet song, or create a “thing of beauty” which should be “a joy for ever,” or touch their hearts, or fire their spirits, or deepen their reverence or their fervour. He was not a Poet, a Priest, or a Prophet, but only a cold, clear Intelligence, raying down pure white light, which brightened everything on which it fell, but warmed nothing—a Star of at least the second, if not of the first magnitude, in the Intellectual Firmament.”
To radiate as if in rays.
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