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Definition of recorded delivery in English: recorded deliverynounrɪˌkɔːdɪd dəˈlɪv(ə)rirəˈˌkɔ(ə)rdəd dəˈlɪv(ə)ri British A delivery service in which the sender receives a certificate that a letter or parcel has been posted and a signature is obtained from the recipient as a record that it has been delivered. 〈英〉记录式邮递（发件人有信件或包裹寄出证明，邮局有收件人签收） the appellant was notified by recorded delivery North American term certified mail Example sentencesExamples - She sent off an application form to the Births and Register Office in Pembrokeshire by recorded delivery.
- We had a packet to send off to the solicitor with the signed and witnessed Deed of Transfer which we wanted to go as a recorded delivery.
- He told me he had sent it by recorded delivery on Thursday so when it hadn't arrived on Saturday I thought I'd better call to find out why.
- A superior service, such as the Royal Mail's special delivery, which applies to packages weighing between 0.5kg and 2kg, may be cheaper than recorded delivery.
- Then I discovered that the letter I sent by recorded delivery to pay my speeding fine had gone missing, along with my driving licence and a cheque in payment.
- He replied to let me know that all was fine and that the game was coming back to me by recorded delivery.
- Without depositing or drawing any money from the account I sent all the paperwork back by recorded delivery but since then have been getting a monthly statement that increases my debt by £2.50 a month for ‘text message banking’.
- Make sure you sign the form and keep a copy, and ensure that you send your return by recorded delivery.
- Publishers don't use recorded delivery, so it was unlikely to be a reject letter.
- Post by recorded delivery, that way there are no excuses and you have a record of posting it for insurance purposes.
- ‘We have sent letters by recorded delivery to the firm, sent them text messages, and called them, but we are not getting any response,’ she said.
- On another occasion, 30 letters were sent by recorded delivery, with Royal Mail being unable to account for three of them.
- With the end result that I had to repackage the scanner and cart it down to the post office and send it back by recorded delivery.
- The northern area planning committee made its decision on 5 December, and the decision notice was sent the following day by recorded delivery.
- Howard Ogden, defending, said that Adamson claimed to have sent a letter setting out detailed reasons for his no-show by recorded delivery to the magistrates.
- Formal written notices, signed by Mr Penson, were sent to the banks by recorded delivery.
- Their original passports should accordingly be sent to me at the Immigration and Nationality Directorate by recorded delivery.
- Today, I was expecting to receive a parcel by recorded delivery.
- Businesses have complained of unreliability and, in some cases, resorted to insisting customers send routine letters by recorded delivery.
- To ensure they received it I sent it by recorded delivery which cost me £1.35p.
Synonyms post, letters, packages, parcels, correspondence, communications, airmail
Definition of recorded delivery in US English: recorded deliverynounrəˈˌkɔ(ə)rdəd dəˈlɪv(ə)ri British A delivery service in which the sender receives a certificate that a letter or package has been sent and a signature is obtained from the recipient as a record that it has been delivered; certified mail. 〈英〉记录式邮递（发件人有信件或包裹寄出证明，邮局有收件人签收） the appellant was notified by recorded delivery Example sentencesExamples - Publishers don't use recorded delivery, so it was unlikely to be a reject letter.
- A superior service, such as the Royal Mail's special delivery, which applies to packages weighing between 0.5kg and 2kg, may be cheaper than recorded delivery.
- He told me he had sent it by recorded delivery on Thursday so when it hadn't arrived on Saturday I thought I'd better call to find out why.
- Post by recorded delivery, that way there are no excuses and you have a record of posting it for insurance purposes.
- Formal written notices, signed by Mr Penson, were sent to the banks by recorded delivery.
- With the end result that I had to repackage the scanner and cart it down to the post office and send it back by recorded delivery.
- On another occasion, 30 letters were sent by recorded delivery, with Royal Mail being unable to account for three of them.
- He replied to let me know that all was fine and that the game was coming back to me by recorded delivery.
- Today, I was expecting to receive a parcel by recorded delivery.
- Without depositing or drawing any money from the account I sent all the paperwork back by recorded delivery but since then have been getting a monthly statement that increases my debt by £2.50 a month for ‘text message banking’.
- We had a packet to send off to the solicitor with the signed and witnessed Deed of Transfer which we wanted to go as a recorded delivery.
- ‘We have sent letters by recorded delivery to the firm, sent them text messages, and called them, but we are not getting any response,’ she said.
- Businesses have complained of unreliability and, in some cases, resorted to insisting customers send routine letters by recorded delivery.
- Then I discovered that the letter I sent by recorded delivery to pay my speeding fine had gone missing, along with my driving licence and a cheque in payment.
- Their original passports should accordingly be sent to me at the Immigration and Nationality Directorate by recorded delivery.
- To ensure they received it I sent it by recorded delivery which cost me £1.35p.
- The northern area planning committee made its decision on 5 December, and the decision notice was sent the following day by recorded delivery.
- Make sure you sign the form and keep a copy, and ensure that you send your return by recorded delivery.
- Howard Ogden, defending, said that Adamson claimed to have sent a letter setting out detailed reasons for his no-show by recorded delivery to the magistrates.
- She sent off an application form to the Births and Register Office in Pembrokeshire by recorded delivery.
Synonyms post, letters, packages, parcels, correspondence, communications, airmail
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