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m (pl -ggi) raymathematics radiusraggio d'azione rangefig duties, responsibilitiesraggio di sole ray of sunshineraggi pl X x-raysraggi pl infrarossi/ultravioletti infrared/ultraviolet rays* * *raggio s.m.1 ray, beam: raggio di sole, sunbeam (o ray of sunlight); raggio di luna, moonbeam (o ray of moonlight); raggio luminoso, ray of light; un debole raggio di luce, a faint gleam of light; fascio di raggi, pencil (o beam) of light; non abbiamo visto un raggio di sole in dieci giorni!, we haven't seen a ray of sunshine in ten days!3 (fis.) ray: raggio alfa, alpha ray; raggio catodico, cathode ray; raggio cosmico, cosmic ray; raggio infrarosso, infra-red ray; raggio positivo, positive (o canal) ray; raggio ultravioletto, ultraviolet ray // raggio X, X-ray: astronomia a raggi X, X-ray astronomy; cristallografia a raggi X, X-ray cristallography; diffrazione dei raggi X, X-ray diffraction; microscopio a raggi X, X-ray microscopy; spettro a raggi X, X-ray spectrum; tubo a raggi X, X-ray tube4 (mat.) radius*: raggio di un cerchio, radius of a circle; raggio del cerchio inscritto, inradius // (mecc.): raggio del cerchio primitivo, pitch circle radius; raggio del cono primitivo, cone distance; raggio di curvatura, radius of curvature5 ( distanza, portata) radius*; range: armi a corto, a lungo raggio, short-range, long-range weapons; entro un raggio di cinque miglia, within a radius (o a range) of five miles // un ampio raggio d'azione, a wide range of action // ad ampio, vasto raggio, large scale: la campagna elettorale sarà un'operazione a vasto raggio, the election campaign will be a large scale operation6 ( di ruota) spoke* * *1) mat. radius*2) (distanza)raggio d'azione — (di armi) range; fig. sphere of activity
a lungo, corto raggio — long-range, short-range
3) (di luce) beam, rayun raggio di sole — a ray of sunshine o of sunlight, a sunbeam
un raggio di speranza — fig. a ray o gleam of hope
4) med. (radiazione) X-ray, radiation U5) fis. ray6) (di ruota) spoke7) edil. wing•raggio luminoso — ray of light, light ray
- gi alfa — alpha rays
- gi cosmici — astr. cosmic rays
- gi gamma — gamma rays
* * *raggiopl. -gi /'raddʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.1 mat. radius*2 (distanza) nel raggio di 5 km within a 5 km radius; raggio d'azione (di armi) range; fig. sphere of activity; a lungo, corto raggio long-range, short-range3 (di luce) beam, ray; un raggio di sole a ray of sunshine o of sunlight, a sunbeam; raggio di luna moonbeam; un raggio di speranza fig. a ray o gleam of hope5 fis. ray6 (di ruota) spoke7 edil. wingraggio laser laser beam; raggio luminoso ray of light, light ray; raggio ultravioletto ultraviolet ray; raggio vettore radius vector; - gi alfa alpha rays; - gi beta beta rays; - gi catodici cathode rays; - gi cosmici astr. cosmic rays; - gi gamma gamma rays; - gi infrarossi infrared rays; - gi X X-rays.
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