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    n предаване, дикция, раждане, бизн. доставка
    cash on DELIVERY наложен платеж
    urgent (express) DELIVERY срочна доставка
    date of DELIVERY дата на доставка
    delay in DELIVERY забавяне на доставка
    forward (future) DELIVERY бъдеща доставка
    part DELIVERY частична доставка
    terms of DELIVERY условия на доставка
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    снабдяване; спасяване; освобождение; освобождаване; предаване; разнасяне; разнос; раздаване; раждане; произнасяне; доставяне; доставка; дикция;
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    1. cash on delivery наложен платеж 2. date of delivery дата на доставка 3. delay in delivery забавяне на доставка 4. forward (future) delivery бъдеща доставка 5. n предаване, дикция, раждане, бизн. доставка 6. part delivery частична доставка 7. terms of delivery условия на доставка 8. urgent (express) delivery срочна доставка
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    delivery[di´livəri] n I. n 1. предаване, раздаване, разнасяне, доставяне; доставка; разнос (на писма); charge for \delivery разноски (такса) за предаване (на телеграма и пр.); times of \delivery разнос, поща, време, когато се разнасят писмата (по домовете); the early \delivery ранна (сутрешна) поща; General D. пост-рестант, до поискване; \delivery of goods предаване (доставка) на стоки; \delivery note търг. фактура; for immediate \delivery да се предаде незабавно; free \delivery доставка (предаване, изпращане) безплатно, франко в къщи; \delivery-man (- boy, - girl) човек (момче, момиче), който разнася по къщите купени стоки; cash on \delivery (съкр. c.o.d.) с наложен платеж; \delivery of the sheets from the press печ. излизане на отпечатаните листове от машината; 2. юрид. официално предаване, прехвърляне; въвеждане във владение; 3. дикция, художествен говор; to have a good ( rapid) \delivery говоря добре (бързо) (обикн. за обществен говорител); 4. сп. хвърляне (на топка), удар; 5. раждане; 6. снабдяване (с ел. енергия, вода, въглища); дебит (на вода); 7. тех. натиск; 8. тех. прозводителност (на помпа, компресор); 9. отдаване (на топлина); II. adj 1. захранващ, подаващ; \delivery pipe тръба за пускане (на газ и пр.); \delivery valve тех. клапа за пускане (на газ и пр.); \delivery space тех. дифузьор; \delivery spool кино подавателна макара; 2. нагнетателен; 3. изпускателен.

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