How do you use "delivery" in a sentence?

The delivery arrived this morning. We offer free delivery on orders over fifty pounds. His comedic delivery had the audience in stitches.

delivery

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Significado: The act of bringing goods; the manner of speaking or performing

配送，交付，演讲方式

entrega, envío, presentación

配達、配送、話し方

배달, 배송, 전달 방식

Delivery refers to the act of bringing goods to someone, or a shipment itself. It also means the manner of speaking or performing ('her delivery was excellent'). In childbirth, 'delivery' means the birth process. 'Delivery room' is where babies are born. 'Free delivery' is a common retail offer.

「delivery」指将货物送到某人手中的行为，或货物本身。它也意味着说话或表演的方式（「她的表达很出色」）。在分娩中，「delivery」指分娩过程。「delivery room」是婴儿出生的地方。「free delivery」是常见的零售优惠。

«Delivery» se refiere al acto de llevar mercancías a alguien, o un envío en sí. También significa la manera de hablar o actuar («su presentación fue excelente»). En el parto, «delivery» significa el proceso de nacimiento. «Delivery room» es donde nacen los bebés. «Free delivery» es una oferta minorista común.

「delivery」は誰かに商品を届ける行為、または配送物自体を指します。話し方や演技の仕方（「彼女の話し方は素晴らしかった」）も意味します。出産では、「delivery」は出産過程を意味します。「delivery room」は赤ちゃんが生まれる場所です。「free delivery」は一般的な小売りのオファーです。

delivery는 물건을 누군가에게 가져다주는 행위나 배송물 자체를 가리킨다. 또한 말하거나 공연하는 방식을 의미하기도 한다('her delivery was excellent'). 출산에서 'delivery'는 분만 과정을 뜻한다. 'delivery room'은 분만실이다. 'free delivery'는 흔한 소매 혜택이다.

Ejemplos

The delivery arrived this morning.
货物今天早上到了。
La entrega llegó esta mañana.
配達物は今朝届いた。
배달물이 오늘 아침에 도착했다.
We offer free delivery on orders over fifty pounds.
订单超过五十英镑免费配送。
Ofrecemos entrega gratuita en pedidos superiores a cincuenta libras.
50ポンド以上のご注文で送料無料です。
50파운드 이상 주문 시 무료 배송을 제공합니다.
His comedic delivery had the audience in stitches.
他的喜剧表演让观众笑得前仰后合。
Su interpretación cómica hizo que el público se desternillara de risa.
彼のコメディーの話し方で観客は大笑いした。
그의 코미디 전달 방식에 관객들이 배를 잡고 웃었다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Anglo-French 'delivree', from 'delivrer' (to deliver, set free), from Late Latin 'deliberare' (to liberate), from 'de-' (away) and 'liberare' (to free), from 'liber' (free). Related to 'liberty'.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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