英语词汇“deliver”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	deliver
释义	de·liv·er I. \də̇ˈlivə(r), dēˈ-\ verb (delivered ; delivered ; delivering \-v(ə)riŋ\ ; delivers) Etymology: Middle English deliveren, from Old French delivrer, from Late Latin deliberare, from Latin de- + liberare to free — more at liberate *transitive verb* 1. : to set free from restraint : set at liberty : release or liberate especially from control : rescue from actual or feared evil : free, save < he that taketh warning shall deliver his soul — Ezek 33:5 (Authorized Version) > — often used with from or out of < delivered him from captivity > 2. : give, transfer : yield possession or control of : make or hand over : make delivery of : commit, surrender, resign — often used with up or over, to or into < thou shalt deliver Pharaoh's cup into his hand — Gen 40:13 (Authorized Version) > < the constables have delivered her over — Shakespeare > 3. a. : to assist (a parturient female) in giving birth < she was delivered of a fine boy > < the doctor has delivered several thousand women in his long career > also : to aid in the birth of < sometimes it is necessary to deliver a child with forceps > b. : to give birth to < she delivered a pair of healthy twins after a short labor > 4. a. : to disburden (as oneself) in words : give forth in words : utter, speak, enunciate < he delivered his speech effectively > b. : to make known to another : communicate < they delivered their ultimatum to the enemy > 5. : to send (something aimed or guided) to an intended destination < delivering a short uppercut to the jaw > < the frigate delivered a smashing broadside > < the pitcher delivered a curve to the batter > 6. archaic : to unload (as a ship) of cargo : empty 7. : to bring (as votes) to the support of a particular candidate or cause < couldn't deliver the votes of his ward > *intransitive verb* 1. : to set one free : disburden < a deliverance which does not deliver — R.W.Emerson > 2. : utter, discourse < he delivered beautifully but his speech had little real content > sometimes : to express an opinion or judgment 3. : to give birth to offspring < patients that repeatedly deliver prematurely present special problems > Synonyms: see free, rescue • - deliver a jail - deliver the goods II. adjective Etymology: Middle English (also, free), from Middle French delivre, from delivrer to free archaic : nimble, sprightly, active III. transitive verb 1. : to cause (oneself) to produce something as if by giving birth < delivered himself of half an autobiography — H.C.Schonberg > 2. : to come through with : produce < the new car delivers high gas mileage > *intransitive verb* : to produce the promised, desired, or expected results : come through < failed to deliver on their promises >
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