Definition of address book in English:

address book

noun

1A book for recording the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of friends, acquaintances, etc.
Example sentencesExamples
- I managed to do a bit of work on Monday before going to my parents' house - while I'd been away they'd been through my address book and organised a party.
- In one, a heap of old journals, calendars, and address books, yellowed with age, were piled in a Plexiglas vitrine.
- Paper address books can be lost - even newspaper reporters have been known to do this.
- I just kept the wonderful black and gold address book in its pristine condition as a souvenir.
- I looked up Cecilia's phone number in my red address book and dialed the number.
- Colorbok's line of accessories now hitting stores includes mini photo albums, mini frame magnets and key rings, address books, photo journals and plush novelty items such as photo pillows and flowers.
- Nick has convinced Helena to go home with him to get her address book, which was somehow missing from her purse.
- He put the phone down, sighed, and reached for his address book.
- Dress up your mother's worn address book with a cover of synthetic leather or suede.
- I grabbed the phone, flipped through the address book, and called the only person who could possibly help me.
- Having left her address book at the office, Sue called next door to get my telephone number.
- The reunion includes those who graduated from St Ursula's in 1974, so get your thinking caps on and root out your old address books!
- On 7th September, the appellant was arrested and cautioned, his house was searched and cash of £ 7130 was found in varying amounts; also two mobile telephones and a pager; an address book; Santander holiday receipts and a Spanish phrase book.
- Over the next few months, we can expect to see...a women's clothing line by Cultura and leather-bound address books by Italian stationary designers Campo Marzio Penne.
- Desks were rifled, diaries were read and address books photocopied so that the information could then be transferred to BAE.
- They searched her bag and found the names and phone numbers of former security chiefs in her address book.
1. 1.1 A facility on a computer or mobile phone which allows a user to store details of their personal contacts.
  Example sentencesExamples
  When prompted, you either say the phone number or speak the name of someone in the phone's address book.
  After transferring your current address book to your new email client, remember to delete all the addresses from your Outlook address book as an extra precaution.
  The idea is that you store the word "ICE" in your mobile phone address book, and against it enter the number of the person you would want to be contacted "In Case of Emergency".
  Add a tool bar so you can phone someone who emailed you by a single click (if you have their phone number in your address book).
  You can import all of your address book from Outlook with a couple of clicks and from other email programs as well.
  The service lets you keep a complete address book online, and you can search your email by key phrase.
  Many viruses propagate by using the e-mail addresses stored in a user's address book.
  My Dad would be much better served with a simple cell phone with an address book of frequently called numbers & caller ID.
  Finally, you can start typing a name, and matching address book entries pop up.
  But there's also a free, Web-only package that includes an email account, an address book, a calendar, and more.
  Viruses and worms can even spread by sending themselves out via email to the names listed in the email address books of infected computers.
  This paved the way for e-mail viruses, like Melissa and LoveBug, that automatically spread to people in the victims' address books.
  Back then I thought the notion was a good one, and I even uploaded my own address book to the Internet so I could surf my contacts from my phone.
  You used to need a PC if you wanted to log your appointments, maintain an address book, track your stock portfolio and calculate your income taxes.
  If users run the attachment, it forwards the virus onto everyone in the Windows address book.
  Often feeling overwhelmed by the number of names, most people don't spend enough time developing relationships with all the contacts they've stored away in their electronic address books.
  For example, there are several free software programs that will connect your PalmPilot to a Linux computer and synchronize your address books.

Definition of address book in US English:

address book

noun

1A book for recording the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of friends, businesses, etc.
Example sentencesExamples
- Nick has convinced Helena to go home with him to get her address book, which was somehow missing from her purse.
- Dress up your mother's worn address book with a cover of synthetic leather or suede.
- In one, a heap of old journals, calendars, and address books, yellowed with age, were piled in a Plexiglas vitrine.
- The reunion includes those who graduated from St Ursula's in 1974, so get your thinking caps on and root out your old address books!
- They searched her bag and found the names and phone numbers of former security chiefs in her address book.
- Paper address books can be lost - even newspaper reporters have been known to do this.
- I just kept the wonderful black and gold address book in its pristine condition as a souvenir.
- Having left her address book at the office, Sue called next door to get my telephone number.
- Desks were rifled, diaries were read and address books photocopied so that the information could then be transferred to BAE.
- Colorbok's line of accessories now hitting stores includes mini photo albums, mini frame magnets and key rings, address books, photo journals and plush novelty items such as photo pillows and flowers.
- Over the next few months, we can expect to see...a women's clothing line by Cultura and leather-bound address books by Italian stationary designers Campo Marzio Penne.
- I looked up Cecilia's phone number in my red address book and dialed the number.
- I grabbed the phone, flipped through the address book, and called the only person who could possibly help me.
- I managed to do a bit of work on Monday before going to my parents' house - while I'd been away they'd been through my address book and organised a party.
- On 7th September, the appellant was arrested and cautioned, his house was searched and cash of £ 7130 was found in varying amounts; also two mobile telephones and a pager; an address book; Santander holiday receipts and a Spanish phrase book.
- He put the phone down, sighed, and reached for his address book.
1. 1.1 A facility on a computer or mobile phone which allows a user to store details of their personal contacts.
  Example sentencesExamples
  My Dad would be much better served with a simple cell phone with an address book of frequently called numbers & caller ID.
  The idea is that you store the word "ICE" in your mobile phone address book, and against it enter the number of the person you would want to be contacted "In Case of Emergency".
  After transferring your current address book to your new email client, remember to delete all the addresses from your Outlook address book as an extra precaution.
  Finally, you can start typing a name, and matching address book entries pop up.
  The service lets you keep a complete address book online, and you can search your email by key phrase.
  When prompted, you either say the phone number or speak the name of someone in the phone's address book.
  Back then I thought the notion was a good one, and I even uploaded my own address book to the Internet so I could surf my contacts from my phone.
  Add a tool bar so you can phone someone who emailed you by a single click (if you have their phone number in your address book).
  This paved the way for e-mail viruses, like Melissa and LoveBug, that automatically spread to people in the victims' address books.
  Viruses and worms can even spread by sending themselves out via email to the names listed in the email address books of infected computers.
  If users run the attachment, it forwards the virus onto everyone in the Windows address book.
  You used to need a PC if you wanted to log your appointments, maintain an address book, track your stock portfolio and calculate your income taxes.
  Many viruses propagate by using the e-mail addresses stored in a user's address book.
  But there's also a free, Web-only package that includes an email account, an address book, a calendar, and more.
  For example, there are several free software programs that will connect your PalmPilot to a Linux computer and synchronize your address books.
  You can import all of your address book from Outlook with a couple of clicks and from other email programs as well.
  Often feeling overwhelmed by the number of names, most people don't spend enough time developing relationships with all the contacts they've stored away in their electronic address books.

单词	address book
释义	Definition of address book in English: address book noun 1A book for recording the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of friends, acquaintances, etc. Example sentencesExamples I managed to do a bit of work on Monday before going to my parents' house - while I'd been away they'd been through my address book and organised a party. In one, a heap of old journals, calendars, and address books, yellowed with age, were piled in a Plexiglas vitrine. Paper address books can be lost - even newspaper reporters have been known to do this. I just kept the wonderful black and gold address book in its pristine condition as a souvenir. I looked up Cecilia's phone number in my red address book and dialed the number. Colorbok's line of accessories now hitting stores includes mini photo albums, mini frame magnets and key rings, address books, photo journals and plush novelty items such as photo pillows and flowers. Nick has convinced Helena to go home with him to get her address book, which was somehow missing from her purse. He put the phone down, sighed, and reached for his address book. Dress up your mother's worn address book with a cover of synthetic leather or suede. I grabbed the phone, flipped through the address book, and called the only person who could possibly help me. Having left her address book at the office, Sue called next door to get my telephone number. The reunion includes those who graduated from St Ursula's in 1974, so get your thinking caps on and root out your old address books! On 7th September, the appellant was arrested and cautioned, his house was searched and cash of £ 7130 was found in varying amounts; also two mobile telephones and a pager; an address book; Santander holiday receipts and a Spanish phrase book. Over the next few months, we can expect to see...a women's clothing line by Cultura and leather-bound address books by Italian stationary designers Campo Marzio Penne. Desks were rifled, diaries were read and address books photocopied so that the information could then be transferred to BAE. They searched her bag and found the names and phone numbers of former security chiefs in her address book. 1.1 A facility on a computer or mobile phone which allows a user to store details of their personal contacts. Example sentencesExamples When prompted, you either say the phone number or speak the name of someone in the phone's address book. After transferring your current address book to your new email client, remember to delete all the addresses from your Outlook address book as an extra precaution. The idea is that you store the word "ICE" in your mobile phone address book, and against it enter the number of the person you would want to be contacted "In Case of Emergency". Add a tool bar so you can phone someone who emailed you by a single click (if you have their phone number in your address book). You can import all of your address book from Outlook with a couple of clicks and from other email programs as well. The service lets you keep a complete address book online, and you can search your email by key phrase. Many viruses propagate by using the e-mail addresses stored in a user's address book. My Dad would be much better served with a simple cell phone with an address book of frequently called numbers & caller ID. Finally, you can start typing a name, and matching address book entries pop up. But there's also a free, Web-only package that includes an email account, an address book, a calendar, and more. Viruses and worms can even spread by sending themselves out via email to the names listed in the email address books of infected computers. This paved the way for e-mail viruses, like Melissa and LoveBug, that automatically spread to people in the victims' address books. Back then I thought the notion was a good one, and I even uploaded my own address book to the Internet so I could surf my contacts from my phone. You used to need a PC if you wanted to log your appointments, maintain an address book, track your stock portfolio and calculate your income taxes. If users run the attachment, it forwards the virus onto everyone in the Windows address book. Often feeling overwhelmed by the number of names, most people don't spend enough time developing relationships with all the contacts they've stored away in their electronic address books. For example, there are several free software programs that will connect your PalmPilot to a Linux computer and synchronize your address books. Definition of address book in US English: address book noun 1A book for recording the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of friends, businesses, etc. Example sentencesExamples Nick has convinced Helena to go home with him to get her address book, which was somehow missing from her purse. Dress up your mother's worn address book with a cover of synthetic leather or suede. In one, a heap of old journals, calendars, and address books, yellowed with age, were piled in a Plexiglas vitrine. The reunion includes those who graduated from St Ursula's in 1974, so get your thinking caps on and root out your old address books! They searched her bag and found the names and phone numbers of former security chiefs in her address book. Paper address books can be lost - even newspaper reporters have been known to do this. I just kept the wonderful black and gold address book in its pristine condition as a souvenir. Having left her address book at the office, Sue called next door to get my telephone number. Desks were rifled, diaries were read and address books photocopied so that the information could then be transferred to BAE. Colorbok's line of accessories now hitting stores includes mini photo albums, mini frame magnets and key rings, address books, photo journals and plush novelty items such as photo pillows and flowers. Over the next few months, we can expect to see...a women's clothing line by Cultura and leather-bound address books by Italian stationary designers Campo Marzio Penne. I looked up Cecilia's phone number in my red address book and dialed the number. I grabbed the phone, flipped through the address book, and called the only person who could possibly help me. I managed to do a bit of work on Monday before going to my parents' house - while I'd been away they'd been through my address book and organised a party. On 7th September, the appellant was arrested and cautioned, his house was searched and cash of £ 7130 was found in varying amounts; also two mobile telephones and a pager; an address book; Santander holiday receipts and a Spanish phrase book. He put the phone down, sighed, and reached for his address book. 1.1 A facility on a computer or mobile phone which allows a user to store details of their personal contacts. Example sentencesExamples My Dad would be much better served with a simple cell phone with an address book of frequently called numbers & caller ID. The idea is that you store the word "ICE" in your mobile phone address book, and against it enter the number of the person you would want to be contacted "In Case of Emergency". After transferring your current address book to your new email client, remember to delete all the addresses from your Outlook address book as an extra precaution. Finally, you can start typing a name, and matching address book entries pop up. The service lets you keep a complete address book online, and you can search your email by key phrase. When prompted, you either say the phone number or speak the name of someone in the phone's address book. Back then I thought the notion was a good one, and I even uploaded my own address book to the Internet so I could surf my contacts from my phone. Add a tool bar so you can phone someone who emailed you by a single click (if you have their phone number in your address book). This paved the way for e-mail viruses, like Melissa and LoveBug, that automatically spread to people in the victims' address books. Viruses and worms can even spread by sending themselves out via email to the names listed in the email address books of infected computers. If users run the attachment, it forwards the virus onto everyone in the Windows address book. You used to need a PC if you wanted to log your appointments, maintain an address book, track your stock portfolio and calculate your income taxes. Many viruses propagate by using the e-mail addresses stored in a user's address book. But there's also a free, Web-only package that includes an email account, an address book, a calendar, and more. For example, there are several free software programs that will connect your PalmPilot to a Linux computer and synchronize your address books. You can import all of your address book from Outlook with a couple of clicks and from other email programs as well. Often feeling overwhelmed by the number of names, most people don't spend enough time developing relationships with all the contacts they've stored away in their electronic address books.
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