délivriez

Délivrez is a French verb meaning "to deliver," "to release," or "to set free." It is the second-person plural imperative form of the verb délivrer. This form is used when commanding or requesting an action from a group of people.

The verb délivrer can be used in various contexts. In a literal sense, it can refer to the act of delivering an item, such as delivering a package or delivering a message. For example, "Délivrez ce colis à l'adresse indiquée" translates to "Deliver this package to the indicated address."

Beyond physical delivery, délivrez can also signify the act of releasing something or someone from a state of constraint. This could apply to freeing someone from captivity, or releasing a burden. An example would be "Délivrez-nous de ce fardeau," meaning "Release us from this burden."

In a more figurative sense, délivrez can mean to grant or bestow something, such as granting permission or delivering a judgment. For instance, "Délivrez-nous votre verdict" means "Deliver us your verdict." It can also imply the act of providing relief or salvation.

The command form "délivrez" is direct and often used in instructions or urgent requests directed at multiple individuals. Its usage is common in both formal and informal French communication, depending on the context of the instruction or plea.