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Meanings of delivery in English
Portuguese
fala The voluntary transfer of something (title or possession) from one party to another.
Usage of delivery in English
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Objective: To evaluate maternal health outcomes two years after term breech delivery.
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The Company operates in home and office delivery industry for bottled water.
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It's not clear how broad the definition of 'home delivery' will be.
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One family said there had been one delivery of food and water.
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China, for example, has allowed delivery of packages by drones for years.
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Customers should also allow six business days for delivery to remote areas.
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Telemedicine is a way to support health care delivery in remote areas.
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However, efficient delivery into tumor cells remains a major obstacle for treatment.
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Similarly, Best Buy has promised free next-day delivery on thousands of items.
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Already this year, we'll take delivery to Russia from Jamaica, he said.
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Offer ends Tuesday, April 7th and includes free delivery anywhere in Ireland.
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The ship can produce fresh water and has water delivery vehicles aboard.
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The other intriguing point here is, of course, the means of delivery.
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It is intended to inform future treatment delivery, particularly in EIP settings.
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Musk said the current wait for delivery is one to four months.
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Prime members can also enjoy free expedited domestic delivery on eligible items.
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Spanish
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Delivery through the time
Delivery across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
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Ireland
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