delivered

UK
/dɪˈlɪvəd/
US
/dɪˈlɪvɚd/

Translations

deliveredpast participle
UK
/dɪˈlɪv.əd/
US
/dɪˈlɪv.ɚd/
Used attributively or predicatively to describe something that has been brought, supplied, or completed.
The delivered package was waiting on the doorstep when I got home.
Le colis livré m'attendait sur le pas de la porte quand je suis rentré chez moi.
prononcéPour un discours, un texte ou une allocution.
The delivered speech was both inspiring and informative.
Le discours prononcé était à la fois inspirant et informatif.
délivréAu sens de « libéré, sauvé de ».
The travelers felt delivered from their worries once they reached the safe haven.
Les voyageurs se sont sentis délivrés de leurs inquiétudes une fois arrivés au refuge sûr.
Additional translations
accouchéeLittéraire et surtout avec la préposition « de ».
deliververb

delivered

Past Simple

delivered
Past Simple
delivered
Past Participle
delivering
Gerund
UK
/dɪˈlɪvə/
US
/dɪˈlɪvɚ/
The courier will deliver the package to your doorstep by tomorrow.
Le coursier livrera le colis jusqu'à votre porte d'ici demain.
réaliserDans le sens de tenir ses promesses ou d’obtenir le résultat attendu.
The team worked hard to deliver the project on time.
L'équipe a beaucoup travaillé pour réaliser le projet à temps.
prononcerPour une allocution, une conférence ou un discours.
The professor will deliver a lecture on climate change next week.
Le professeur prononcera une conférence sur le changement climatique la semaine prochaine.
accoucherSens médical.
The midwife helped deliver the baby safely.
La sage-femme a aidé à accoucher du bébé en toute sécurité.
lancerPour une balle ou un projectile dans le sport.
The pitcher is about to deliver the ball to the batter.
Le lanceur est sur le point de lancer la balle au batteur.
assénerPour un coup, un poing ou une frappe.
The boxer delivered a powerful uppercut in the final round.
Le boxeur a asséné un puissant uppercut au dernier round.
délivrerSens formel ou religieux : libérer de quelque chose.
They prayed that they might be delivered from their enemies.
Ils priaient pour être délivrés de leurs ennemis.

Definitions

deliveredpast participle
Having been brought or transported to a destination.
The delivered package was waiting on the doorstep when I got home.
Having been provided or supplied, especially in terms of a service or promise.
The delivered speech was both inspiring and informative.
Having given birth (used chiefly with the preposition "of").
The duchess was safely delivered of a healthy son.
Freed or rescued from something undesirable, often used with the preposition "from".
The travelers felt delivered from their worries once they reached the safe haven.
deliververb
To bring and hand over a letter, parcel, or ordered goods to the proper recipient or address.
The courier will deliver the package to your doorstep by tomorrow.
To provide or produce something promised or expected.
The team worked hard to deliver the project on time.
To give a formal speech or presentation.
The professor will deliver a lecture on climate change next week.
To assist in the birth of a baby.
The midwife helped deliver the baby safely.
To launch or throw a ball or other object.
The pitcher is about to deliver the ball to the batter.
To strike or inflict (a blow, punch, etc.).
The boxer delivered a powerful uppercut in the final round.
To rescue or liberate; to set free (often used in a religious or formal context).
They prayed that they might be delivered from their enemies.