Definition of

Tray

Tray

The concept of tray can refer to a tray.

Charola is a noun that is used in several Latin American countries to refer to a tray . It is, therefore, a concave or flat object that is used to store, display or serve something .

Generally the tray is used to bring food to the table . Its characteristics make it suitable for transporting plates, bowls, glasses, cups and other items.

Types of tray

It is possible to find different types of trays. The silver tray , for example, is often used to transport coffee cups .

Sometimes silver trays are pieces of great value developed by goldsmiths. In these cases, they usually have outstanding ornamentation on the edges or ends.

Plastic trays are cheaper. There are also aluminum trays used for cooking, wooden trays and even disposable or disposable trays .

The greaser

A particular type of tray, usually made of copper or iron , is called a grease pot . It is a tray that, in the oven, is located under the broiler to contain the liquids that come out of a meat during the cooking process.

The drip pan, in this way, collects the fat and the rest of the juices. The metal plate found in the lower sector of the oven is also called a drip pan, fulfilling the function of the aforementioned tray and also serving as a support for direct cooking.

Varnish

The action of patenting consists of applying patent leather.

Tray as a credential

In the colloquial language of Mexico , the credential or identification of a police officer or other authority is mentioned as a tray. The tray, therefore, is what is known as a sheet or plate .

“Upon entering the bar, the agent took out his tray and asked to speak to the manager”, “He showed me the tray and I had to let him pass.” y “The festival organization gave trays to journalists who wanted to cover the event” son algunas expresiones que incluyen esta acepción del concept.

Patent leather application

Another use of the idea of ​​charolar is linked to a conjugation of the verb charolar . This action refers to applying patent leather or another similar substance with the aim of varnishing a surface .

Patent leather (a word derived from the Portuguese charão , in turn from the Chinese chat liao ) is a varnish that is characterized by its luster and ease of adhesion. A varnish, on the other hand, is a product whose application aims to preserve or beautify something.

“Your tray, that piece of furniture and then we'll see how we continue the work.”, “While Juan trays the chair, we can paint the table” y “If you tray the desk, you will make it look more beautiful” son phrases que giran en torno a charolar.

The tray, a cactus

The plant species with the scientific name Opuntia streptacantha is colloquially known as charola or nopal cardón . This plant belongs to the family group of cacti.

The charola grows in the central area of ​​the Mexican territory, requiring dry and temperate climates for its proper development. Jams, jellies, juices and other foodstuffs are made from its fruit.