delivery

/dɪˈlɪv.(ə.)ɹi/
noun 5

Collocations

28
1

(noun.) act of delivering sth

ADJ

express, fast, immediate, prompt, quick | late | morning, next-day

recorded, scheduled, special

I sent the contract by recorded delivery so the company couldn't claim they never received it.

guaranteed

We offer guaranteed delivery within five business days or your money back.

safe

mail, milk, newspaper

The milkman stopped our milk delivery after we moved to a new house.

service

The hospital improved its patient care by investing in better service delivery across all departments.

VERB + DELIVERY

do, make

The bakery makes deliveries to restaurants every Tuesday and Thursday.

accept, take

We took delivery of our new sofa yesterday afternoon after waiting three weeks.

DELIVERY + NOUN

van | date, schedule, time

boy, man

The delivery man brought our groceries to the kitchen door this morning.

charge | service

PREP

for ~

The bakery has fresh bread ready for delivery every morning before 9 AM.

on ~

You can collect your online order on delivery, and the driver will wait while you check the contents.

~ to

We arranged delivery to the office before the end of the week.

2

(noun.) goods delivered

ADJ

large, small

VERB + DELIVERY

get, receive

I got a delivery of groceries this morning and the milk was still cold.

3

(noun.) giving birth to a baby

ADJ

difficult, easy | preterm | breech | vaginal | Caesarean

forceps, ventouse

My sister had a ventouse delivery because the baby needed extra help coming out.

VERB + DELIVERY

have

After months of pregnancy, Maria was relieved to have a straightforward delivery at the hospital.

DELIVERY + NOUN

room

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