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1. (n.) salver
a tray, esp. one used for serving food or drinks.
Etymology: (1655–65; < Sp salv(a) kind of tray)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) salver
a tray (or large plate) for serving food or drinks; usually made of silver
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) salver
one who salves, or uses salve as a remedy; hence, a quacksalver, or quack
2. (noun) salver
a salvor
3. (noun) salver
a tray or waiter on which anything is presented
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Sense: a small tray, often made of silver
He received a silver salver as a retirement present.
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 Afrikaans: presenteerblad |
 Arabic: صينيَّه مُسْتَديرَه |
 Bulgarian: поднос |
 Brazilian: salva |
 Czech: tác |
 German: das Tablett |
 Danish: præsenterbakke |
 Greek: μικρός ασημένιος δίσκος |
 Spanish: bandeja (de plata) |
 Estonian: kandik |
 Farsi: سيني پذيرايي |
 Finnish: tarjotin |
 French: plateau (de métal, etc.) |
 Hebrew: מַגָש |
 Hindi: थाली |
 Croatian: poslužavnik |
 Hungarian: tálca |
 Indonesian: talam |
 Icelandic: (silfur)bakki |
 Italian: vassoio |
 Japanese: 盆 |
 Korean: 쟁반 |
 Lithuanian: padėklas |
 Latvian: paplāte (vēstulēm u.tml.) |
 Malay: dulang |
 Dutch: presenteerblad |
 Norwegian: lite (sølv)brett |
 Polish: tacka |
 Persian: نشان پذيرايي |
 Pashto: د درنښت علامه |
 Portuguese: salva |
 Romanian: platou, tăviţă (de metal |
 Russian: поднос |
 Slovak: podnos, tácňa |
 Slovenian: podstavek |
 Serbian: metalni poslužavnik |
 Swedish: bricka |
 Thai: ถาด |
 Turkish: tepsi |
 Taiwanese: 托盤 |
 Ukrainian: таця |
 Urdu: ایک چھوٹا چاندی کا ٹرے |
 Vietnamese: khay, mâm |
 Chinese: 托盘 |
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