delivery
Meaning in simple English
US /dɪˈlɪvɚi/ · UK /dɪˈlɪvəri/
delivery means: The act of bringing goods, food, or mail to someone.
noun
BRINGING GOODSA2
The act of bringing goods, food, or mail to someone.
- Delivery is free today.
- We waited all morning for the delivery of our furniture.
- Can you arrange delivery to my office?
GOODS RECEIVEDB1
Goods or a package brought to someone.
- Your delivery is by the door.
- A delivery of fresh fruit arrived this morning.
- We received three deliveries before lunch.
GIVING BIRTHB2
The process of a woman giving birth to a baby.
- The delivery went well.
- Her husband stayed with her throughout the delivery.
- The nurse prepared the delivery room.
SPEAKING STYLEB2
The way someone uses their voice when giving a speech.
- Her delivery was clear and confident.
- He practiced his delivery before the presentation.
- The speech was interesting, but its delivery was too slow.
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