out-tray
- noun
- /ˈaʊtˌtreɪ/
- UK
- Please put the documents in the out-tray.
Examples
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Please put all completed forms in the out-tray on my desk before you leave.
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Her out-tray was overflowing with letters waiting to be mailed.
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He checked his out-tray every hour to make sure nothing was missed.
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The out-tray is full of papers waiting to be sent.
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I placed the important documents in the out-tray to send them out later.
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She checked the out-tray for any papers that needed to be mailed today.
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The receptionist organized the letters in the out-tray before the courier arrived.
Synonyms
A folder where outgoing emails or messages wait to be sent
A tray on a desk for holding letters and papers to send
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
The word out-tray breaks into out 'away' or 'to send' and tray 'a flat container'. So it is the tray on your desk where you put papers that are ready to be sent out.