English · Common Verbs
deliver
/dɪˈlɪvər/
[/dɪˈlɪvər/]
to take something to a place
Beginnerverb
Definition
Base form of 'deliver': to take something to a place.
Example
The shop can deliver the new table to our house early on Monday morning.
The shop can deliver the new table to our house early on Monday morning.
Etymology
From Old French 'delivrer', from Latin 'liberare' (to set free).
How & Where It’s Used
Used as the dictionary form after 'to' and with most present-tense subjects.