address
🇺🇸
/əˈdres/
🇬🇧
/əˈdres/
noun
A1
The place where someone lives or works, used for sending mail.
Please write your address on the form so we can send you the letter.
A1
A location on the internet or computer where you can find something.
You need to type the web address to visit the website.
R
A formal speech given to an audience.
The mayor gave an address to the people at the town meeting.
R
The proper way to call or refer to someone.
Use the correct address when speaking to your teacher.
verb
B2
To deal with or think about a problem or situation.
We need to address the issue of safety in our school.
R
To write where something should be sent on an envelope or package.
Remember to address the envelope before you mail it.
R
To give a formal speech to a group of people.
The principal will address the students at the assembly.
R
To speak directly to someone.
She addressed me by my first name when we met.
R
To use a specific name or title when talking to someone.
You should address your elders with respect.
translation
The place where someone lives or works, used for sending mail.; A location on the internet or computer where you can find something.; A formal speech given to an audience.; The proper way to call or refer to someone.
To deal with or think about a problem or situation.; To write where something should be sent on an envelope or package.; To give a formal speech to a group of people.; To speak directly to someone.; To use a specific name or title when talking to someone.
Word Forms
3rd Present
addresses
Past
addressed
Perfect
addressed
Progressive
addressing
Plural
addresses