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deliverer

/dɪˈlɪv.ər.ər/

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noun

/dɪˈlɪv.ər.ər/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который спасает кого-то от вреда или опасности, или человека, нанятого для доставки, или человека, который передает или отдает деньги или товары.

A noun referring to a person who rescues someone from harm or danger, or someone employed to make deliveries, or a person who gives up or transfers money or goods.

  1. Rescuer or saviorB2formal

    A person who rescues or saves someone from harm, danger, or a difficult situation.

    ruСпаситель

    • The firefighter was hailed as a deliverer of the trapped family.
    • In the story, the knight acted as a deliverer of the kingdom.
    • She saw the doctor as her deliverer from the illness.

    Synonymsemancipatorliberatorpreserverredeemerrescuersavior

  2. Delivery personB1formal

    Someone employed to transport and deliver goods, packages, or mail to a destination.

    ruКурьер

    • The deliverer left the package at the front door.
    • She works as a deliverer for a local courier service.
    • The deliverer arrived with the pizza in under 30 minutes.

    Synonymscarriercourierdeliverymanletter carriermail carriermessengerporterpostmanrunner

  3. Transferor of goods or moneyC1formal

    A person who gives up, transfers, or hands over money or goods to another party.

    ruПередатчик

    • The deliverer of the funds signed the transfer documents.
    • In the contract, the deliverer is responsible for the shipment.
    • The deliverer handed over the keys to the new owner.

    Synonymsconsignorsendershippertransferor

Forms
  • deliverers plural form
  • deliverers' possessive plural form
  • deliverer's possessive singular form
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