Deliver - translation, pronunciation and examples

to bring or take goods, letters, packages, etc. to a person or place; also to fulfil/promote (e.g. deliver a speech, deliver a service)

to carry something to a place or person (often implying motion toward the speaker or destination)

to leave something or someone at a place, often briefly or as part of a trip

to make available or supply a service, assistance, or item (more general; not necessarily transport)

to make goods or materials available, often in quantity or as part of a chain (emphasis on provision rather than delivery act)

to cause something to go to a person or place (by post, courier, electronically, or via someone else)

to give something to someone else directly, emphasizing transfer of possession

to send goods or people off to a destination, often used in a formal/logistics context

to carry people or goods from one place to another (focus on movement rather than final delivery/hand‑over)

to send goods, usually in large quantities or over a distance (by sea, air, or courier)