delivery in Chinese
delivery in Chinese is 投遞, 起源 — delivery means the act of bringing goods, mail, or a service to the person receiving them.
delivery in Chinese
投遞
Pronounced: tóu dì
The act of conveying something.
起源
Pronounced: qǐ yuán
The act of giving birth
What does "delivery" mean?
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noun The act of bringing goods, mail, or a service to the person receiving them.
"The delivery arrived an hour later than promised."
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noun The process of a baby being born.
"The delivery went smoothly and the baby was healthy."
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noun The style or manner in which someone speaks, sings, or performs.
"The comedian's flat delivery made the joke funnier."
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noun In cricket or bowling, the way a ball is thrown or bowled.
"His fastest delivery clocked over ninety miles an hour."
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delivery in a sentence
- The delivery arrived an hour later than promised.
- We offer free delivery on orders over fifty pounds.
- The delivery went smoothly and the baby was healthy.
- The comedian's flat delivery made the joke funnier.
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What is "delivery" in Chinese?
"delivery" in Chinese is 投遞, 起源. delivery means: The act of bringing goods, mail, or a service to the person receiving them.
How do you pronounce 投遞?
"delivery" in Chinese is 投遞, pronounced "tóu dì".
How do you use "delivery" in a sentence?
Example: "The delivery arrived an hour later than promised." In Chinese, "delivery" is 投遞, 起源.
Are there other ways to say "delivery" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "delivery": 投遞, 起源.
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