An xray is a special picture doctors use to see inside the body. It helps to see bones or sickness that cannot be seen outside.
The doctor looked at my arm xray.
She had an xray after she fell down.
Xray is a kind of invisible light that can pass through many things. It is used in science and medicine to see inside objects or bodies.
Xray can pass through soft parts of the body.
Scientists use xray to study materials.
To xray something means to look at it very closely to find hidden parts or problems. This can be done with a real xray machine or as a way to say someone watches very carefully.
The teacher xrayed the students' work.
They x-rayed the box for hidden things.
Xray is the name for the letter X in special alphabets used for clear speaking. People use it in radio or phone calls to avoid mistakes.
They said 'Xray' to spell the word.
The code name is 'Xray Alpha'.
Xray can be a short name for special military airplanes that are experimental. These planes have the letter X in their names and test new technology.
The Xray flew faster than other planes.
The military tested the new Xray aircraft.
In computing, xray means a way to look inside digital files or pictures to see details not clear at first. It helps find problems or understand the data better.
The software shows an xray of the image data.
They used an xray to find image errors.
To xray someone means to look at them very carefully, often when you do not trust them or want to know what they are doing. It is a casual way to say 'look closely.'
He x-rayed the stranger in the room.
She x-rayed the answer sheet quickly.
