If you mean please translate x-ray then this is what x-ray is in pig latin: xay-ayray
In pig latin, "X-Ray" would be translated to "Xay-Ray".
X-ray is pig latin for Rex which is his real name. It's in the book. X-ray is pig latin for Rex which is his real name. It's in the book. X-ray is pig latin for Rex which is his real name. It's in the book.
Rex's nickname is X-Ray because in Pig Latin, 'Rex' turns into 'X-Ray'.
Because his real name is Alan Rex then his last name and Rex in pig latin is X-ray. (I found that out for a college assignment when I had to read the book "Small Steps". it is by Louis Sachar and is kind of like a Sequel to holes.)
x-ray is the correct answer
No, the word "x-ray" does not appear in Charlotte's Web, as it is a novel about a pig named Wilbur and his friendship with a spider named Charlotte.
Yes, it can be, to mean using or done with x-rays (x-ray examination, x-ray telescope, x-ray beam). The term x-ray can be a noun (for the radiation or an image made with it) or a verb (to examine using x-rays).
Go see a vet for an x-ray or scan or wait until they are born.
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You mean a verb? if so, then i think it is x-ray.
An x-ray because X is pronounced as eks , that is, it starts with a vowel.
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