rays

英 [ˈreɪz]

美 [ˈreɪz]

n.  光线; (热或其他能量的)射线; (好事或所希望事物的)一点，少量; 魟，鳐(扁体长尾，可食用)
ray的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• See also:...the first rays of light spread over the horizon...It can be seen clearly in a ray of sunlight or under a lamp...The sun's rays can penetrate water up to 10 feet.cosmic raysgamma raysX-ray
• N-COUNT 一丝，一线（希望、慰藉等）
  Aray ofhope, comfort, or other positive quality is a small amount of it that you welcome because it makes a bad situation seem less bad.
  1. They could provide a ray of hope amid the general business and economic gloom...
     在普遍的商业和经济低潮中，他们能带来一线希望。
  2. The one ray of sunlight in this depressing history is her meeting and falling in love with Martin.
     在这段阴郁的时期，遇到并爱上马丁成为她唯一的一丝慰藉。
• 鳐;魟
  Arayis a fairly large sea fish which has a flat body, eyes on the top of its body, and a long tail.

双语例句

• Much of the energy is absorbed as the Sun's rays pass through the atmosphere.
  太阳光线通过大气层时许多能量被吸收去了。
• This was intended to exclude the direct rays of the sun
  其目的是阻挡直射的太阳光。
• It began with chemo war, death rays and fire guns even killed the night.
  一切开始于化学战，死亡射线和火枪甚至扼杀了夜晚。
• The vast oilfield was bathed in the golden rays of the morning sun.
  百里油田沐浴着金色的朝晖。
• Children should have glasses which filter out UV rays
  儿童应该戴上滤除紫外线的眼镜。
• They can protect your eyes from ultraviolet rays.
  它们可以保护你的眼睛不受紫外线的伤害啊。
• The sun cast its golden rays on the calm sea.
  金色的阳光投射到平静的海面上。
• The morning sun rises in the east, shedding its rays in all directions.
  旭日东升，光芒四射。
• Electromagnetic radiation is optical light, infrared, ultraviolet, radio, x-rays, gamma rays.
  电磁辐射是，光学光线，红外线，紫外光，无线电x光，和伽马射线。
• Electric rays stun their prey with huge electrical discharges
  电鳐能放出强大的电流把猎物击晕。