delivery in French
delivery in French is livraison, accouchement, naissance — delivery means the act of bringing goods, mail, or a service to the person receiving them.
delivery in French
livraison
The act of conveying something.
accouchement
The act of giving birth
naissance
The act of giving birth
parturition
The act of giving birth
débit
The manner of speaking or singing.
élocution
The manner of speaking or singing.
administration
(medicine) The administration of a drug.
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 French?
"delivery" in French is livraison, accouchement, naissance. delivery means: The act of bringing goods, mail, or a service to the person receiving them.
How do you use "delivery" in a sentence?
Example: "The delivery arrived an hour later than promised." In French, "delivery" is livraison, accouchement, naissance.
Are there other ways to say "delivery" in French?
Yes — French has 7 translations listed for "delivery": livraison, accouchement, naissance, parturition, débit, élocution.
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