livraison

British  

/ livrɛzɔ̃ /

noun

1. rare one of the numbers of a book published in parts

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Etymology

Origin of livraison

literally: delivery (of goods)

Example Sentences

This will allow Carrefour to expand its one-hour Livraison Express service, created in Paris, to 10 new cities in 2018.

From Reuters

This will allow Carrefour to expand its one-hour Livraison Express service, created in Paris, to 10 new cities in 2018.

From Reuters

The deal, which will add 5,000 food products to Amazon Prime Now's range of 18,000 products in Paris, comes as French retailer Carrefour started testing its own express delivery service named Livraison Express this month in several Paris stores as it seeks to counter Amazon Prime Now.

From Reuters

Buy a gift, some kind of gift: a box of chocolate, a strand of pearls, an eau de parfum that fell off the back of a camion de livraison—all are worthy options.

From Slate

Livraison, lē-vrā-zon′, n. a number of a book published in parts.

From Project Gutenberg