RAYS - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

beta rays SUST. sust. pl.

beta rays

rayos mpl beta

ray¹ [ingl. am. reɪ, ingl. brit. reɪ] SUST.

1. ray (beam):

ray

rayo m

a ray of hope

un rayo or un resquicio de esperanza

he's a little ray of sunshine

es un sol

2. ray (line) MAT.:

ray

radio m

ray² [ingl. am. reɪ, ingl. brit. reɪ] SUST. ZOOL.

ray

raya f

ray³ [ingl. am. reɪ, ingl. brit. reɪ] SUST. MÚS.

ray

re m

I. X-ray, x-ray [ingl. am. ˈɛksˌreɪ, ingl. brit. ˈɛksreɪ] SUST.

1. X-ray (ray):

X-ray

rayo m X

X-ray examination

examen con rayos X

X-ray picture

radiografía f

to have X-ray eyes or vision coloq., hum.

tener una vista que traspasa las paredes

to have X-ray eyes or vision coloq., hum.

tener vista de rayos X

2. X-ray (photograph):

X-ray

radiografía f

to take an X-ray

hacer or sacar una radiografía

I had a chest X-ray

me hicieron or me sacaron una radiografía de tórax

II. X-ray, x-ray [ingl. am. ˈɛksˌreɪ, ingl. brit. ˈɛksreɪ] V. trans.

X-ray

hacer una radiografía de

X-ray

sacar una radiografía de

X-ray

radiografiar

español

inglés

rayos catódicos

cathode rays pl.

rayos cósmicos

cosmic rays pl.

rayos alfa

alpha rays pl.

rayos beta

beta rays pl.

rayos gamma

gamma rays pl.

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

gamma radiation SUST. sin pl., gamma rays SUST. pl.

gamma radiation

rayos m pl. gamma

I. X-ray [ˈeksreɪ] SUST.

1. X-ray (photo):

X-ray

radiografía f

X-rays

rayos m pl. X

2. X-ray sin pl. (hospital department):

X-ray

radiología f

II. X-ray [ˈeksreɪ] V. trans.

X-ray

radiografiar

to X-ray sth/sb

hacer una radiografía de algo/a alguien

ray¹ [reɪ] SUST.

1. ray of light:

ray

rayo m

2. ray (trace):

ray

resquicio m

ray² [reɪ] SUST. (fish)

ray

raya f

cathode ray SUST.

cathode ray

rayo m catódico

alpha ray SUST.

alpha ray

rayo m alfa

Entrada de OpenDict

X-ray generator SUST.

X-ray generator MED.

máquina de rayos X f

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X-ray machine SUST.

X-ray machine MED.

máquina de rayos X f

español

inglés

rayos ultravioleta(s)

ultraviolet rays

máquina de rayos X f MED.

X-ray machine

máquina de rayos X f MED.

X-ray generator

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

gamma radiation SUST., gamma rays SUST. pl.

gamma radiation

rayos m pl. gamma

I. X-ray [ˈeks·reɪ] SUST.

1. X-ray (photo):

X-ray

radiografía f

X-rays

rayos m pl. X

2. X-ray (hospital department):

X-ray

radiología f

II. X-ray [ˈeks·reɪ] V. trans.

X-ray

radiografiar

to X-ray sth/sb

hacer una radiografía de algo/a alguien

ray¹ [reɪ] SUST.

1. ray of light:

ray

rayo m

2. ray (trace):

ray

resquicio m

ray² [reɪ] SUST. (fish)

ray

raya f

alpha ray SUST.

alpha ray

rayo m alfa

cathode ray SUST.

cathode ray

rayo m catódico

español

inglés

rayos ultravioleta

ultraviolet rays

X de xilófono

X as in X-ray

rayos X

X-rays pl.

rayo

ray

rayos infrarrojos

infrared rays

rayos X

X-rays

radiografiar

to X-ray

Present

I	X-ray
you	X-ray
he/she/it	xrays
we	X-ray
you	X-ray
they	X-ray

Past

I	xrayed
you	xrayed
he/she/it	xrayed
we	xrayed
you	xrayed
they	xrayed

Present Perfect

I	have	xrayed
you	have	xrayed
he/she/it	has	xrayed
we	have	xrayed
you	have	xrayed
they	have	xrayed

Past Perfect

I	had	xrayed
you	had	xrayed
he/she/it	had	xrayed
we	had	xrayed
you	had	xrayed
they	had	xrayed

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Conventional X-ray generators are most commonly used, because their output can readily be tuned for the application, and because higher power can be deployed relative to other techniques.

en.wikipedia.org

Is a "natural" photon from a gamma-emitting rock safer than one of the same energy from an X-ray generator or a medical or industrial source of gamma rays?

blogs.discovermagazine.com

The x-ray generator uses high magnetic fields associated with electrical currents to produce high temperatures, high pressures and powerful x rays.

news.discovery.com

The patient's skull sits between the X-ray generator and the film.

en.wikipedia.org

In the cartoon, the X-ray generator (source) is shown in red.

theconversation.com