fedex

fedex — verb

1. to send a package or document using the FedEx courier service, especially when f

1.動詞及物 / 不及物B2
釋義

to send a package or document using the FedEx courier service, especially when fast delivery or the ability to track the item is important

例句

Tamar fedexed the signed contract to her lawyer in Tokyo before the Friday deadline.

fedex + something + to + someone (recipient pattern)

The online shop fedexed Yuna's order overnight, so it arrived on Saturday morning.

collocation: fedex overnight

同義詞
  • ship

    Broader term covering any method of transporting goods (land, air, sea); not brand-specific

  • courier

    Also a verb for sending by dedicated delivery service, but not tied to one brand; slightly more formal

  • send

    Most general term; can refer to any method of transmission including email

  • dispatch

    More formal; implies prompt or official sending, often of goods or people

文法句型

fedex + something + to + someone

fedex + something

fedex + something + from + [place] + to + [place]

用法筆記

Derived from the brand name FedEx. Most common in business contexts in American English. The past tense and past participle are both fedexed (one x, not two).

常見錯誤

❌I fedexxed the documents yesterday.
✅I fedexed the documents yesterday.
💡The past tense of 'fedex' is 'fedexed' with a single 'x'.
❌Please fedex me the file by email.
✅Please email me the file.
💡'Fedex' refers specifically to physical courier delivery, not electronic transmission.