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1 Translation result for deliver in Spanish

verb

deliver verb

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delivered, has delivered, is delivering, delivers
liberar, librar; entregar, repartir; asistir en el parto de (un niño); pronunciar; despachar, lanzar; propinar, asestar

Example sentences of
deliver verb

  • •The package was delivered to the office this morning.
  • •She delivers the mail on my street.
  • •They are having the furniture delivered next week.
  • •The supermarket delivers groceries for free within 30 miles of the store.
  • •“Does the restaurant deliver?” “No, you have to pick up the food yourself.”
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  • •He will deliver the speech at noon.
  • •The actors delivered their lines with passion.
  • •The jury is expected to deliver a verdict later today.
  • •The judge delivered a warning to the protesters.
  • •The novel delivers an inspiring look into the life and ideas of Gandhi.
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Synonyms of
deliver verb

rescue, redeem, ransom, save, liberate, salvage, recover, provide, supply, furnish, contribute, donate, give, hand over, transfer, deal, distribute, free, hand, project

Detailed synonyms for deliver verb

See: Give, Provide, Rescue
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Reverse translation for deliver

liberar  - to liberate, to free 
librar  - to deliver, to set free, to wage, to issue 
entregar  - to deliver, to give, to present, to hand in, to hand over 
repartir  - to allocate, to distribute, to hand out, to spread 
asistir en el parto de  (un niño)
pronunciar  - to pronounce, to say, to give, to deliver (a speech) 
despachar  - to complete, to conclude, to deal with, to take care of, to handle, to dispatch, to send off, to finish off, to kill 
lanzar  - to throw, to hurl, to pitch, to launch, to roll out 
propinar  - to give, to strike 
asestar  - to aim, to point (a weapon), to deliver, to deal (a blow)