deliver
वितरीत
definition
verb
the products should be delivered on time
bring and hand over (a letter, parcel, or ordered goods) to the proper recipient or address.
the President will deliver a speech
state in a formal manner.
translation of 'deliver'
हाणणे,
मुक्त करणे,
फेकणे,
जन्म देणे,
पत्रे पोचवणे,
सुटका करणे,
प्रसुत होणे
example
Come the general elections, it will be mobilising its membership to turn out at the polls to 'deliver' a majority vote.
If the government is to 'deliver' its promise to cut unemployment by 40,000, it will need to create 80,000 jobs.
All in all, this book does 'deliver' its promise, to fulfill a student's point locating needs.
The only thing at this time that I care to divulge is that my letter from Raychel instructed me to 'deliver' her letters to their rightful recipients.
Suddenly, regular citizens could go to town when they wanted, get supplies when they needed them, 'deliver' goods directly to sellers.
If he can 'deliver' the British people to the Euro leaders, the Presidency of Europe awaits him.
They must also monitor commitments closely, and 'deliver' on promises.
And besides them, there's the invitation-only crowd at the Banqueting House in Whitehall, to whom he will 'deliver' the only formal speech of his visit.
The nine-judge Constitutional Court must 'deliver' a final ruling on the motion within six months.
Fortunately, she was able to call her mother Carol, who turned midwife to help 'deliver' baby Abigail on the kitchen floor.
But when, as they surely will, the firefighters 'deliver' a thumping vote for strike action, they will become the focus for public sector pay.
There is a reasonable choice of the old favourites that crop up on almost all Italian menus, but rarely 'deliver' the promise or spirit of their names.
‘I have promised people to continue the reforms and I am sure I can 'deliver' my promises,’ he said after voting.
he will 'deliver' a lecture on endangered species
If he fails to 'deliver' on his election promises, chances are he could find himself confronted by another angry recall.
We recommend that customers only 'deliver' goods to the billing address.
We had a window of opportunity to 'deliver' the promises to the town and the members and I as chairman feel I let the club down by failing to do so.
The ballot is on, and now we have to 'deliver' an overwhelming vote for action.
For the minister, it is the first major test of whether he can bring the most powerful lobby group in the industry onside and 'deliver' the promises set out in the health strategy.
It is vital that activists campaign to 'deliver' a substantial yes vote.
He had to 'deliver' the 6lb 5oz baby himself on the living room floor.
Last night, back in the city to 'deliver' a lecture, he repeated his grim warnings.
The gameplay dynamics are the same, allowing you to charge your energy, attack, defend, and 'deliver' a finishing blow.
we'll 'deliver' direct to your door
to 'deliver' up to justice a member of his own family
He doesn't expect them to 'deliver' on any promise they will make.
There will be no ‘business as usual’, since his supporters expect him to 'deliver' on the many promises he has made during the campaign.
Maybe they will give him a campaign contribution, but how many votes will they 'deliver' to the member in 12 months' time?
As respecters of rules and regulations they also expected their politicians to say what they mean, and 'deliver' on their promises.
The nine-member panel of judges are expected to 'deliver' a verdict within seven days.
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