sòng huò
deliveryman
In Chinese, '送货' refers to the process of transporting goods from a seller to a buyer. It can be used in a variety of contexts, just like the English word 'delivery'. For example, you might use it when talking about tracking a package ('我的送货正在路上' - 'my delivery is on the way'), or when discussing delivery charges ('送货费用' - 'delivery fees').
Tāmen sòng huò fēicháng jíshí.
Their delivery is very timely.
This sentence is describing the punctuality of a company's delivery service.
Qǐngwèn nǐmen héshí kěyǐ sòng huò?
Excuse me, when can you deliver?
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Tāmen sòng huò de shíjiān hěn bù zhǔnquè.
Their delivery time is very inaccurate.
This sentence indicates dissatisfaction with the delivery time given by a company.
Tāmen de sòng huò fúwù zhēn hǎo.
Their delivery service is really good.
The speaker is expressing satisfaction with a company's delivery service.
Sòng huò de rén yǐjīng zài lù shàng le.
The delivery person is already on the way.
This sentence indicates that the delivery person is en route with the delivery.
Nǐ kěyǐ gēnzōng nǐ de sòng huò qíngkuàng.
You can track your delivery status.
This sentence provides information on how you can monitor the status of your delivery.
Wǒmen gōngsī de sòng huò sùdù hěn kuài.
Our company's delivery speed is very fast.
This sentence is used to promote the speed of a company's delivery service.
Sòng huò de chēliàng yǐjīng chūfā le.
The delivery vehicle has already departed.
This sentence indicates that the vehicle carrying the delivery has left.
Wǒ zài děng tāmen sòng huò.
I am waiting for their delivery.
The speaker is expressing that they are waiting for a delivery to arrive.
Nǐ de sòng huò dào le ma?
Has your delivery arrived yet?
This sentence is used when inquiring about the status of someone's delivery.