英语词汇“address”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

addressverb [ T ]

uk/əˈdres/us/əˈdres/

address verb [ T ] (SPEAK TO)

C2 formal to speak or write to someone:

He addressed a few introductory remarks to the audience.

He likes to be addressed as "Sir" or "Mr Partridge".

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She stood up to address a hushed courtroom.
It's incorrect to address people by their first names at these formal events.
He stepped out onto the balcony to address the multitude below.
Kindly address your remarks to the bench, Mr Smith.
All questions should be addressed to the chair.

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Lecturing & addressing

ad lib
angle
extemporize
filibuster
floor
hold
hold forth
jawbone
lead 1
lead off
lecture
maiden speech
oration
oratory
sermonize
speak
speaking
speechify
talk
talk at sb

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address verb [ T ] (DEAL WITH)

C1 to give attention to or deal with a matter or problem:

The issue of funding has yet to be addressed.

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They are guilty of a cowardly failure to address the problem.
Her speech was full of excuses and evasions and never properly addressed the issue.
As employers we need to be seen to be addressing these issues sympathetically.
The government has to address the rise in violent crime.
Airports are trying to address security concerns without causing inconvenience to passengers.

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Dealing with things or people

attend to sb/sth
beard the lion (in his/her den) idiom
come up against sth
come/get to grips with sth idiom
confront
cut
firefight
firefighting
get sth in
inherit
jump-start
overcome
reckon
reckon with sb/sth
see about sth
see to sth/sb
set about sth
square
turn
weather

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address verb [ T ] (WRITE DETAILS)

C2 to write a name or address on an envelope or parcel:

The parcel was wrongly addressed.

So why did you open a letter that was addressed to me?

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Delivering and despatching

air drop
air-dash
airlift
consign
containerize
despatch
drop
enclose
fire sth off
forward
get sth in
reroute
route
send
send sth in
send sth off
ship
shipping
trot
trot sb out

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单词	address
释义	Contents noun (3) address (HOME DETAILS) address (COMPUTERS) address (SPEECH) verb (3) address (SPEAK TO) address (DEAL WITH) address (WRITE DETAILS) Contents noun (2) address (PLACE) address (SPEAK TO) verb (3) address (SPEAK TO) address (DEAL WITH) address (PLACE) Contents noun (5) address (1) address (2) address (3) address (4) address (5) verb (4) address (1) address (2) address (3) address (4) English American Business addressnoun [ C ] uk/əˈdres/us/ˈæd.res/ address noun [ C ] (HOME DETAILS) A1 the number of the house, name of the road, and name of the town where a person lives or works, and where letters can be sent: her business/home address a change of address More examples Any further correspondence should be sent to my new address. Please send the articles to the address given above. Her new address is 12 Warwickshire Mansions. He hasn't written to me recently - perhaps he's lost my address. Please print your name and address in block capitals. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communications - the postal system certified mail consign delivery direct mail express letterbox mail mail slot mailbag mass mailing p. and p. pillar box pin code postmaster shipping and handling snail mail stamp surface mail window zip code See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Home address noun [ C ] (COMPUTERS) A1 a series of letters and symbols that tell you where to find something on the internet or show where an email is sent to: What's your email address? Do you have their Web address? specialized computing the place where a piece of information is stored in a computer's memory Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Computer concepts aeroplane mode airplane mode atomicity augmented reality back end clone cloud corruption default to sth desktop electronic gigabyte GUI reboot template tuple virtual virtually web hosting what you see is what you get idiom See more results » address noun [ C ] (SPEECH) a formal speech: She gave an address to the Royal Academy. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Lecturing & addressing ad lib angle extemporize filibuster floor hold hold forth jawbone lead 1 lead off lecture maiden speech oration oratory sermonize speak speaking speechify talk talk at sb See more results » addressverb [ T ] uk/əˈdres/us/əˈdres/ address verb [ T ] (SPEAK TO) C2 formal to speak or write to someone: He addressed a few introductory remarks to the audience. He likes to be addressed as "Sir" or "Mr Partridge". More examples She stood up to address a hushed courtroom. It's incorrect to address people by their first names at these formal events. He stepped out onto the balcony to address the multitude below. Kindly address your remarks to the bench, Mr Smith. All questions should be addressed to the chair. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Lecturing & addressing ad lib angle extemporize filibuster floor hold hold forth jawbone lead 1 lead off lecture maiden speech oration oratory sermonize speak speaking speechify talk talk at sb See more results » address verb [ T ] (DEAL WITH) C1 to give attention to or deal with a matter or problem: The issue of funding has yet to be addressed. More examples They are guilty of a cowardly failure to address the problem. Her speech was full of excuses and evasions and never properly addressed the issue. As employers we need to be seen to be addressing these issues sympathetically. The government has to address the rise in violent crime. Airports are trying to address security concerns without causing inconvenience to passengers. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Dealing with things or people attend to sb/sth *beard the lion (in his/her* den)** idiom come up against sth come/get to grips with sth idiom confront cut firefight firefighting *get sth* in inherit jump-start overcome reckon** reckon with sb/sth see about sth see to sth/sb set about sth square turn weather See more results » address verb [ T ] (WRITE DETAILS) C2 to write a name or address on an envelope or parcel: The parcel was wrongly addressed. So why did you open a letter that was addressed to me? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Delivering and despatching air drop air-dash airlift consign containerize despatch drop enclose *fire sth* off forward get sth in reroute route send send sth in send sth off ship shipping trot trot sb out See more results » addressnoun [ C ] us/əˈdres, ˈæd·res/ address noun [ C ] (PLACE) the specific place where a person, business, or organization can be found and where mail can be received: What is your street address now? I need your home and your business address. An address is also a group of letters or numbers and an @ symbol used to send electronic mail to someone: My e-mail address is pjh17@cambridge.org. address noun [ C ] (SPEAK TO) a formal speech: The graduation address was very dull. addressverb [ T ] us/əˈdres/ address verb [ T ] (SPEAK TO) to speak or write to someone, or to direct information to someone: The First Lady addressed the meeting briefly. He was generally addressed as “Captain.” address verb [ T ] (DEAL WITH) to give attention to or to deal with a matter or problem: We’ll address that question at the next meeting. address verb [ T ] (PLACE) to write or print the specific place where a person, business, or organization can be found on something to be sent there: I addressed envelopes all morning. addressnoun [ C ] uk/əˈdres/us/ˈædres/ a building number, name of the road, etc. where you live, where an organization has an office, or where mail is sent: Please send your application to the address below. What is your full address? a business/home address Taxpayers who have moved should make certain they file a change of address with the U.S. Postal Service. See also accommodation address forwarding address also email address the words and symbols that you type in order to send an email to a particular person. It usually consists of a person's name, an @ sign, the name of a company or school, and sometimes an abbreviation for a country: I sent the email to the wrong address. What's your email address? also web address INTERNET the words and symbols that you type to look at a particular website: How much web information could be captured: just the overall address or a list of each document viewed? IT → memory address COMMUNICATIONS a formal speech: in an address to sb/sth 'I can only see continued growth ahead of us,' the Chairman said in an address to analysts and money managers. See also accommodation address forwarding address addressverb [ T ] uk/əˈdres/us [ usually passive ] to write an address on an envelope or package so it can be sent to the person who has that address: be addressed to sb/sth Make sure that your package is addressed to the correct department. a stamped addressed envelope to speak to a group of people, especially in a meeting or formal event: He addressed a group of forty industrialists and politicians. to speak to someone in a particular way or using a particular name: address sb as sth She addressed him as Mr Clifford. to deal with a particular problem or need:** It is time to address the budget deficit. address a problem/issue How does the organization address the problems identified? address a need He was impressed with the business plan because it addressed a real need.
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addressnoun [ C ]

address noun [ C ] (HOME DETAILS)

address noun [ C ] (COMPUTERS)

address noun [ C ] (SPEECH)

addressverb [ T ]

address verb [ T ] (SPEAK TO)

address verb [ T ] (DEAL WITH)

address verb [ T ] (WRITE DETAILS)

addressnoun [ C ]

address noun [ C ] (PLACE)

address noun [ C ] (SPEAK TO)

addressverb [ T ]

address verb [ T ] (SPEAK TO)

address verb [ T ] (DEAL WITH)

address verb [ T ] (PLACE)

addressnoun [ C ]

addressverb [ T ]