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Meanings of courier in English
Person that performs long-distance or international rapid transports and delivery on behalf of third parties delivering messages, packages, and mail.
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Usage of courier in English
1
It's day 4 today and the courier just dropped off the paper.
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Emergency services working to free the motorcycle courier in Dublin this evening.
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In addition, it provides courier services, as well as industrial zone-related services.
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We've never encountered a Syndic courier model that wasn't government or military.
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A bonded courier's bad enough, but he's necessary; bank insurance requires him.
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A good courier trusts no one, and Carcolf was the very best.
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Permit the courier, in the mean time, to retire into the anteroom.
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The growth in e-commerce has seen more courier trucks on the roads.
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Three days later, a courier delivered the urn containing my mother's ashes.
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Life-saving medicines are also among the precious cargo of the African courier.
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He walked towards the house and saw the courier unfastening his pouch.
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The search team found a suicide video left behind by the courier.
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She called for a courier, thinking to pen a message to Gaborn.
14
The King was hunting at Meudon; a courier was sent for him.
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The courier had entered to give to the queen the joyful news.
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The father then reportedly paid the Moroccan courier to carry the suitcase.
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New Zealand
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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