deliver
//dɪˈlɪvər//
Verb
deliverInfinitive
deliverPresent tense
deliveredPast tense
deliveredPast participle
deliveringPresent participle
deliversThird-person singular
1
To bring and hand over (a letter, parcel, or goods) to the proper recipient or address.
The package will be delivered tomorrow morning.
2
To provide or supply (something promised or expected).
The company delivered excellent results this quarter.
3
To give birth to (a baby).
She delivered a healthy baby boy last night.
4
To speak or present (a speech, lecture, or other verbal communication) to an audience.
The president delivered a powerful speech to the nation.
5
To rescue or save (someone) from danger or harm.
Deliver us from evil.
6
To throw or strike (a blow, ball, or punch).
The boxer delivered a powerful punch to his opponent's jaw.