to deliver
US /tu dɪˈlɪvɚ/
・UK /tu: diˈlivə/
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo transport and hand over (goods, letters, etc.) to the intended recipient.
The company promises to deliver the goods within 24 hours.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo give or present (a speech, lecture, or performance).
The president is scheduled to deliver a speech tomorrow.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo assist in the birth of (a baby).
The midwife helped to deliver the baby safely.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo fulfill or achieve (something promised or expected).
The team worked hard to deliver on their promise of a successful project.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo deal or inflict (a blow, punch, or attack).
The boxer delivered a knockout blow in the final round.
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Bereavement: How to Transform Grief & Depression Through Spiritual Healing
- and I teach the cessation of suffering through the realization," he said, "that the things of this world can only bring temporary happiness." Well, you and I live in a culture that says, "If we're unhappy, we need to get this or get that or get that or get that." Buddha says, "The very fact you think you need this to make you happy is your setup for despair." And then in, in the story of the Exodus, the whole point is that God sent Moses to deliver the Israelites from their suffering as slaves and the suffering of the Israelites in their journey to the Promised Land, and
and I teach the cessation of suffering through the realization," he said, "that the things of this world can only bring temporary happiness." Well, you and I live in a culture that says, "If we're unhappy, we need to get this or get that or get that or get that." Buddha says, "The very fact you think you need this to make you happy is your setup for despair." And then in, in the story of the Exodus, the whole point is that God sent Moses to deliver the Israelites from their suffering as slaves and the suffering of the Israelites in their journey to the Promised Land, and
- And then in the story of the exodus, the whole
point is that God sent Moses to deliver the
And then in the story of the exodus, the whole point is that God sent Moses to deliver the
Prime Minister's Questions: 17 January 2018
- that our economy remains strong and that we are continuing to deliver secure, better-paid
that our economy remains strong and that we are continuing to deliver secure, better-paid
- That shows that our economy remains strong, that we're continuing to deliver secure, better-paid jobs,
That shows that our economy remains strong, that we're continuing to deliver secure, better-paid jobs,
Benny Lewis: TEDx talk on Rapid Language Hacking
- I had to deliver, otherwise I'd feel embarrassed.
I had to deliver, otherwise I'd feel embarrassed.
- I had to deliver, otherwise, I'd feel embarrassed.
I had to deliver, otherwise, I'd feel embarrassed.
Bill Gates meets Aamir Khan
- encourage people to deliver them facilities. Those numbers have gone up a lot. Now put
encourage people to deliver them facilities. Those numbers have gone up a lot. Now put
2023, in 7 minutes
- And now NASA's first mission to deliver the largest sample collected from an asteroid to Earth.
And now NASA's first mission to deliver the largest sample collected from an asteroid to Earth.
Neil Patrick Harris and Hugh Jackman duet at 2011 Tony Awards
- How to deliver the ratings?
How to deliver the ratings?
- How to deliver the ratings?
How to deliver the ratings?
The 3,000-year-old history of the passport | BBC Global
- The history of the passport actually goes all the way back to the 14th century BCE, so 3500 years ago in ancient Egypt, messengers were sent out by their sovereigns with terracotta or clay tablets that were inscribed with cuneiform characters, sometimes to arrange marriages, sometimes to deliver messages, but always to engage in an early form of international relations.
The history of the passport actually goes all the way back to the 14th century BCE, so 3500 years ago in ancient Egypt, messengers were sent out by their sovereigns with terracotta or clay tablets that were inscribed with cuneiform characters, sometimes to arrange marriages, sometimes to deliver messages, but always to engage in an early form of international relations.
- In ancient Egypt, messengers were sent out by their sovereigns with terracotta or clay tablets that were inscribed with cuneiform characters, sometimes to arrange marriages, sometimes to deliver messages,
In ancient Egypt, messengers were sent out by their sovereigns with terracotta or clay tablets that were inscribed with cuneiform characters, sometimes to arrange marriages, sometimes to deliver messages,
How are offices changing? | The Economist
- It includes much more flexible use of space and time to be able to deliver the needs of a future workforce.
It includes much more flexible use of space and time to be able to deliver the needs of a future workforce.
- It includes much more flexible use of space and time to be able to deliver the needs of a future workforce.
It includes much more flexible use of space and time to be able to deliver the needs of a future workforce.
Dark Hunchback of Notre Dame Theories That'll Freak You Out
- Just when he's about to deliver the finishing blow, his eyes change color to a stark yellow.
Just when he's about to deliver the finishing blow, his eyes change color to a stark yellow.
- Just when he's about to deliver the finishing blow, his eyes change color to a stark yellow.
Just when he's about to deliver the finishing blow, his eyes change color to a stark yellow.
How to Communicate Confidently at Work | 4 Steps
- And we totally trust in Maggie that she'll be able to deliver this important task.
And we totally trust in Maggie that she'll be able to deliver this important task.
- and we totally trust in Maggie that she'll be able to deliver this important task.
and we totally trust in Maggie that she'll be able to deliver this important task.