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tray
1[trey]
noun
a flat, shallow container or receptacle made of wood, metal, etc., usually with slightly raised edges, used for carrying, holding, or displaying articles of food, glass, china, etc.
a removable receptacle of this shape in a cabinet, box, trunk, or the like, sometimes forming a drawer.
a tray and its contents.
to order a breakfast tray from room service.
tray
2[trey]
noun
a coin worth threepence.
tray
/ ٰɪ /
noun
a thin flat board or plate of metal, plastic, etc, usually with a raised edge, on which things can be carried
a shallow receptacle for papers, etc, sometimes forming a drawer in a cabinet or box
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of tray1
Example Sentences
On the morning of the lunch, Ms Patterson recounted frying off some garlic, shallots and several trays of supermarket-bought mushrooms that had been finely chopped in a food processor.
This could involve allocating food into 10kg trays or sorting through "huge amounts of apples or carrots", she added.
Underwear can also be seen next to his bed by the pill press machine and another baking tray filled with pills.
Presented in a tray lined with greenery, it was designed to resemble mushrooms growing from the forest floor, with pomme purée, black truffle, potato “soil,” and pickled hon-shimeji.
Everyone brings something: a tray of dough, a jar of olives, a bottle of wine.
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