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Meanings of deliver in English

Portuguese
livrar
Catalan
prestar
Spanish
entregar

To surrender someone or something to another.

livrar
Portuguese
ter
Catalan
donar a llum
Spanish
parir

To release an offspring from one's own body; to cause to be born.

ter
Portuguese
dar
Catalan
despatxar
Spanish
entregar

To relinquish possession or control of to another because of demand or compulsion.

dar
Portuguese
extraditar
Catalan
extradir

Hand over to the authorities of another country.

extraditar
Usage of deliver in English
1
They talk a good game about prosperity, but deliver crime and poverty.
Jamaica Observer
2
Hilwa argues however that Ballmer did deliver exactly what the market wanted.
The Guardian
3
The government appeals to private companies to deliver supplies to quake victims.
Reuters
4
We know that the investment choices must deliver good outcomes for children.
The Irish Times
5
They will use the technologies to deliver new products, services and capabilities.
The Irish Times
6
We believe this will deliver the best possible healthcare for our patients.
The Guardian
7
They work with community groups to promote and deliver fire safety checks.
The Guardian
8
Universities are taxpayer-funded public institutions that exist to deliver a social good.
The Guardian
9
We know how to work together and deliver the results we need.
The Guardian
10
Others will take this responsibility seriously and actually deliver on their promise.
Wired
11
Many families regularly deliver food and other essential items to the prisoners.
Reuters
12
Only a vote for Labour will deliver a public vote on Brexit.
The Guardian
13
Afterwards Mr Key said such a request would be difficult to deliver.
Radio NZ
14
Mr Obama plans to deliver a televised address to Americans later today.
The Irish Times
15
Background: Pregnant victims of childhood maltreatment are more likely to deliver preterm.
Pubmed
16
These actions will deliver long-term economic benefits for the UK, she said.
The Guardian