英语词汇“courier”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	courier
释义	Trends of courier View usage for: courier (kʊriəʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense couriers, present participle couriering, past tense, past participle couriered 1. countable noun A courier is a person who is paid to take letters and parcels direct from one place to another. He worked as a motorcycle courier. The cheques were delivered to the bank by a private courier firm. Synonyms: messenger, runner, carrier, bearer More Synonyms of courier 2. countable noun A courier is a person employed by a travel company to look after people who are on holiday. 3. verb If you courier something somewhere, you send it there by courier. I couriered it to Darren in New York. [VERB noun + to] [Also VERB noun] More Synonyms of courier courier in British English (ˈkʊərɪə) noun 1. a special messenger, esp one carrying diplomatic correspondence 2. a person who makes arrangements for or accompanies a group of travellers on a journey or tour verb 3. (transitive) to send (a parcel, letter, etc) by courier Word origin C16: from Old French courrier, from Old Latin corriere, from correre to run, from Latin currere courier in American English (ˈkʊriər; ˈkɜrjər) noun 1. a messenger sent in haste or on a regular schedule with important or urgent messages ; specif., a. a member of the diplomatic corps charged with carrying messages b. a spy carrying secret information 2. a person hired to take care of hotel accommodations and luggage and to act as guide for a traveler Word origin ME corour (< OFr coreor < LL curritor) & courier (< OFr courrier < It corriere), both ult. < L currere, to run: see current Examples of 'courier' in a sentence courier Then they can take it up with the courier company. The Sun (2016) There must have been an important reason to go to the time and expense of sending a courier from Manchester to France to deliver this package. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They are not obliged to take your custom and very few courier firms accept letters. Times, Sunday Times (2009) It was a courier with a parcel for my dad. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The fraudster then sends a courier to pick up the cards. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Each week the embassies dispatched a courier to take the diplomatic bag to the home country. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Straight to your house using insured couriers. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Can a courier carry parcels on the train? Times, Sunday Times (2008) These incur additional charges as they are delivered by courier. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The company said all couriers were allowed to take holidays and that the vast majority had regular cover. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Goods will be delivered by courier. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This does not necessarily mean that retailers should not use third-party couriers. Times, Sunday Times (2007) They say the service is impartial and free, and they will send a courier around with some forms to sign. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Worked as a motorcycle courier. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The 59-year-old runs a courier company. The Sun (2008) Those items were all left at the table by a motorcycle courier from Switzerland when he disappeared in the middle of an international eating marathon. Times, Sunday Times (2008) He'd be a real cycle courier if he didn't get lost so much. Times, Sunday Times (2009) BRITAIN'S biggest courier firm has come under fire for bungling its delivery of Tower of London poppies. The Sun (2014) The Sheffield courier also transports parcels worldwide by air, road or sea. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Without the special licence couriers are restricted to delivering packets over 350g and costing more than 1 to post. Times, Sunday Times (2009) RETURNS You can send items via courier for 3.99. The Sun (2015) A MOTHER has become a volunteer motorcycle blood courier to thank the doctors who saved her life. The Sun (2014) In other languages courier British English: courier /ˈkʊərɪə/ NOUN A courier is a person who is paid to take letters and parcels direct from one place to another. ...a motorcycle courier. American English: courier Arabic: ساعٍ Brazilian Portuguese: mensageiro Chinese: 信使 Croatian: kurir Czech: kurýr Danish: kurer Dutch: koerier European Spanish: mensajero urgente Finnish: matkaopas French: coursier German: Reiseleiter Greek: συνοδός τουριστών Italian: corriere Japanese: 宅配業者 Korean: 여행 안내원 Norwegian: kurer Polish: kurier European Portuguese: mensageiro Romanian: curier Russian: курьер Latin American Spanish: mensajero Swedish: bud kurir Thai: คนเดินหนังสือ Turkish: kurye Ukrainian: кур'єр Vietnamese: người đưa thư British English: courier VERB If you courier something somewhere, you send it there by courier. I couriered it to the company's manager. American English: courier Brazilian Portuguese: fazer transporte Chinese: 让信使送 European Spanish: enviar por mensajería French: envoyer par coursierN German: per Kurier senden Italian: inviare tramite corriere Japanese: 宅配便で送る Korean: 택배로 보내다 European Portuguese: enviar por transporte rápido Latin American Spanish: enviar por mensajería Chinese translation of 'courier' courier (ˈkurɪəʳ) n (c) (= messenger) 信使 (xìnshǐ) (个(個), gè) (= rep) 旅游(遊)团(團)的服务(務)员(員) (lǚyóutuán de fúwùyuán) (个(個), gè) 1 (noun) in the sense of messenger Definition a person paid to deliver urgent messages The documents were delivered by a private courier. Synonyms messenger The document is to be sent by messenger. runner a bookie's runner carrier bearer I hate to be the bearer of bad news. herald She hovered by the hearth while the herald delivered his news. envoy the Secretary General's personal envoy emissary the President's special emissary to Hanoi pursuivant (archaic) 2 (noun) in the sense of guide Definition a person who looks after and guides travellers He was a travel courier. Synonyms guide With guides, the journey can be done in fourteen days. representative escort My sister needed an escort for a company dinner. conductor chaperon cicerone (literary) dragoman Additional synonyms in the sense of bearer Definition a person or thing that carries, presents, or upholds something I hate to be the bearer of bad news. Synonyms agent, carrier, courier, herald, envoy, messenger, conveyor, emissary, harbinger (literary) in the sense of cicerone Definition a person who guides and informs sightseers Synonyms guide, pilot, courier, escort, mentor, dragoman in the sense of emissary Definition an agent sent on a mission by a government or head of state the President's special emissary to Hanoi Synonyms envoy, agent, deputy, representative, ambassador, diplomat, delegate, courier, herald, messenger, consul, attaché, go-between, legate Synonyms of 'courier' courier Explore 'courier' in the dictionary
随便看	in the past tense in the pay of in the person of sb in-the-person-of-someone in the picture in the picture/out of the picture in-the-picture-out-of-the-picture in the pink in the pipeline in the pit of one's stomach in-the-pit-of-ones-stomach in the post in the press in the prime of life in the privacy of one's own home in the process in the process of in the public domain in the public eye in the rain in the raw in the rear in the red in the region of in the remote past

　

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