deliver
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/dɪˈlɪvər/
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/dɪˈlɪvə(r)/
verb
B1
to take things to people or places
The mail carrier will deliver packages to your door.
B1
to give or send information to someone
The teacher will deliver the lesson clearly so everyone understands.
B2
to give a speech or official statement
The president will deliver an important speech tonight.
B2
to do what you promised or are expected to do
The team must deliver good results to win the competition.
R
to take someone to a place or person
The police will deliver the suspect to the court.
R
to help a woman have a baby
The doctor will deliver the baby safely.
R
to have a baby
She will deliver her baby at the hospital next week.
R
to throw or hit something
The pitcher will deliver the ball with great speed.
R
to save someone from something bad
We pray to be delivered from danger.
translation
to take things to people or places; to give or send information to someone; to give a speech or official statement; to do what you promised or are expected to do; to take someone to a place or person; to help a woman have a baby; to have a baby; to throw or hit something; to save someone from something bad
Word Forms
3rd Present
delivers
Past
delivered
Perfect
delivered
Progressive
delivering