English–Chinese

“delivery person” in Chinese

Chinese

Also配送员 (pèi sòng yuán)

Pinyintóu dì yuán

投递员已经来了，把信放在门口。tóu dì yuán yǐ jīng lái le bǎ xìn fàng zài mén kǒu

The delivery person has already arrived and left the letter at the door.

“Delivery person” in Chinese is 投递员 (tóu dì yuán).

A worker who gets letters and packages to the people or places named on them.

如果我不在家，投递员通常会把包裹放到门口并留下通知单。rú guǒ wǒ bú zài jiā tóu dì yuán tōng cháng huì bǎ bāo guǒ fàng dào mén kǒu bìng liú xià tōng zhī dān

If I'm not home, the delivery person usually leaves the package at the door and leaves a notice.

The noun itself gives no information about the worker's gender, so context supplies that detail instead of the job title.

pèi sòng yuán

noundelivery person

我把包裹放在门口，配送员就能拿到。wǒ bǎ bāo guǒ fàng zài mén kǒu pèi sòng yuán jiù néng ná dào

I leave the package at the door, and the delivery person can pick it up.