deliver
/dɪˈlɪvə(r)/- bring and hand over (a letter, parcel, or ordered goods) to the proper recipient or address投递, 送交, 递送：
the products should be delivered on time
这些产品应该按时交货
no obj. we'll deliver direct to your door.我们会直接送货上门。
- formally hand over (someone)移交给（某人）：
there was a reward if you were delivered unharmed to the nearest British post.
将你们平安移交到最近的英国驻地就有奖赏。
- obtain (a vote) in favour of a candidate or cause拉（选票）：
he had been able to deliver votes in huge numbers.
他拉到了大量的选票。
- launch or aim (a blow, a ball, or an attack)给予（打击）; 投（球）; 发起（攻击）：
to allow the army to deliver an early riposte to the enemy.
使部队得以早日实施对敌快速反击。
- provide (something promised or expected)提供, 兑现（承诺的东西或期待之物）：
the struggle to deliver election commitments
兑现竞选承诺的努力
no obj. she's waiting for him to deliver on his promise.她在等他履行他的承诺。
deliver someone/thing from
save, rescue, or set someone or something free from解救; 释放, 使自由：deliver us from the nightmare of junk paper.
将我们从垃圾论文的噩梦中解放出来。
deliver someone/thing up
surrender someone or something放弃, 交出（某人、某物）：to deliver up to justice a member of his own family.
将他自己的一位家人送交法庭。
- Law acknowledge that one intends to be bound by (a deed), either explicitly by declaration or implicitly by formal handover【律】交付, 交割。
- state in a formal manner讲, 发表：
he will deliver a lecture on endangered species
他将就濒危物种作个讲座
he delivered himself of a sermon.
他进行一番说教。
- (of a judge or court) give (a judgement or verdict)（法官或法庭）宣布（判决）：
the court was due to deliver its verdict.
法庭准备要宣判了。
- assist in the birth of给…接生：
the village midwife delivered the baby.
乡村助产士接生了孩子。
- give birth to分娩, 生产：
she will deliver a child.
她要分娩了。
be delivered of
give birth to分娩, 生产：Mrs Webb - now safely delivered of her next child.
韦布夫人, 现在已经顺利生下了第二个孩子。
- assist (a woman) in giving birth帮助（妇女）生产。
deliver the goods
- informal provide that which is promised or expected〈非正式〉交货; 履行诺言。