what kind of ray? laser? sunshine? marine mammal?
The name Ray would still be Ray in Spanish,mm though pronounced with a more rolled "r."
No, Princeton does.
Recta.
"Gift" in Spanish is "regalo". It is pronounced "ray-GAH-low". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
"Review" in Spanish is "repaso". It is pronounced "ray-PAH-so". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
Maureen is a name so the spelling would stay the same but you would change the way youpronounceit.you wanted to write it so a Spanish-speaker would 'read' it with the English pronunciation, you could write: 'morin' (with an accent on the 'i')A Spanish-speaker unfamiliar with the English pronunciation would probably pronounce it: 'mah-oo-RAY-enn'; 'Sheena Easton' for example, I've heard pronounced 'shayAYnah AYahsstonn' on Spanish radio.
"Related" in Spanish is "relacionado". It is pronounced "ray-la-see-oh-NAH-doe". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
willie nelson / ray Charles
Real (pronounced "ray-all")
Tagalog translation of X-RAY: X-RAY
A ray in math is a part of a line that has one end point
Yes, but to do so you need the blu-ray version.
"Gift" in Spanish is "regalo". It is pronounced "ray-GAH-low". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
a ray in maths is a arm of an angle.
ray = rayo
'Maureen' read by a Spanish-speaker may come out as 'Mow-oo-ray-ayn'. To write it so a Spanish-speaker would say it as in English, you'd write: 'Morin'.
A horizontal ray in math is a line that runs horizontally that has one starting point and goes on forever in the opposite direction.
A ray in math begins as a point (or dot, in laymans terms) with a straight arrow coming from it.
ray is a line segment that extends forever in one direction
In pig latin, "X-Ray" would be translated to "Xay-Ray".