a tray for letters

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• tray — A container used in postal facilities to hold letters and First Class Mail flats. It is used as a basic unit of mail quantity for purposes of preparing mail to qualify for discounted postage rates. (Also see full flat tray, full letter tray, less …   Glossary of postal terms

• in tray — UK US noun [countable] [singular in tray plural in trays] a container on your desk where you keep documents and letters that are ready to be read or answered …   Useful english dictionary

• out tray — UK US noun [countable] [singular out tray plural out trays] british a container on your desk where you keep letters or documents that are ready to be sent or put somewhere else Thesaurus: containers for letters, documents and office equipment …   Useful english dictionary

• out tray — ► NOUN ▪ a tray on a desk for letters and documents that have been dealt with …   English terms dictionary

• in tray — noun chiefly Brit. a tray on a desk for letters and documents that have to be dealt with …   English new terms dictionary

• out tray — noun a tray on a desk for letters and documents that have been dealt with …   English new terms dictionary

• in-tray — n. a tray for incoming documents, letters, etc …   Useful english dictionary

• out-tray — n. a tray for outgoing documents, letters, etc …   Useful english dictionary

• filing tray — ˈfiling ˌtray noun [countable] OFFICE a flat container, used in an office to hold letters, papers etc that are being dealt with; =IN TRAY; OUT TRAY: • The papers were piled into two filing trays on Jefferson s desk. * * * filing tray UK US noun… …   Financial and business terms

• letter tray — A flat cardboard or plastic container for sorted letter size mail that can hold several hundred letters. Various kinds and sizes of trays are used in place of sacks or pouches for transporting mail within and between major postal facilities.… …   Glossary of postal terms

• in tray — n a container on your desk for work and letters that need to be dealt with ≠ ↑out tray …   Dictionary of contemporary English