[N-COUNT 可数名词]住址；地址 Your address is the number of the house, flat, or apartment and the name of the street and the town where you live or work.
[usu poss N]
The address is 2025 M Street, Northwest, Washington, DC, 20036...
地址为华盛顿特区，西北区，M大街2025号，邮政编码20036。
We require details of your name and address.
我们需要你的姓名和地址的详细信息。
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[VERB 动词]寄往；寄给 If a letter, envelope, or parcel is addressed to you, your name and address have been written on it.
[be V-ed to n]
[usu passive]
Applications should be addressed to: The business affairs editor.
申请表应寄给；商务编辑。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]网址 The address of a website is its location on the Internet, for example http://www.cobuild.collins.co.uk.
[COMPUTING 计算机]
Internet addresses are also known as URLs.
网址也被称作URL。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]（电子表格中某个单元格的）位置 The address of a cell on a computer spreadsheet refers to the particular row and column number where it is located, for example 'C2' or 'N63'.
[COMPUTING 计算机]
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[VERB 动词]向…作正式讲话；对…发表演说 If you address a group of people, you give a speech to them.
[V n]
He is due to address a conference on human rights next week.
他下星期将在一个大会上发表关于人权的演说。
Address is also a noun.
The President gave an address to the American people.
总统向美国民众发表了演说。
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[VERB 动词]向…说话 If you address someone or address a remark to them, you say something to them.
[V n]
[V n to n]
[FORMAL 正式]
The two foreign ministers did not address each other directly when they last met...
这两位外交部长在上次会面时并没有直接的言语交流。
He addressed his remarks to Eleanor, ignoring Maria.
他和埃莉诺聊了聊，而没搭理玛丽亚。
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[VERB 动词]称呼（某人）；给…冠以（某种称呼） If you address someone by a name or a title such as 'sir', you call them that name or title when you talk or write to them.
[V n as n]
I heard him address her as darling...
我听见他称她为“亲爱的”。
The Duchess should be addressed as Your Grace.
公爵夫人应被称为“大人”。
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[VERB 动词]对付；处理；设法了解并解决 If you address a problem or task or if you address yourself to it, you try to understand it or deal with it.
[V n]
[V pron-refl to n]
Mr King sought to address those fears when he spoke at the meeting...
金先生在会上讲话时试图消除那些恐惧。
Throughout the book we have addressed ourselves to the problem of ethics.
整本书中我们都在探讨伦理观的问题。
Usage Note :
Be careful with the spelling of this word.
注意该词拼写。
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ad·dress★
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addressaddressesaddressedaddressingnoun★/əˈdres; NAmEəˈdres;ˈædres/1★[countable ]details of where sb lives or works and where letters, etc. can be sent 住址；地址；通信处◆What's your name and address?你的姓名、住址？◆I'll give you my address and phone number.我会告诉你我的地址和电话号码。◆Is that your home address?这是你的住址吗？◆Please note my change of address.请注意我的地址变了。◆Police found him at an address (= a house or flat/apartment)in West London. 警方在伦敦西区一处住所里找到了他。◆people of no fixed address(= with no permanent home)没有固定居所的人☞see also
forwarding address
2★[countable ]( computing 计) a series of words and symbols that tells you where you can find sth using a computer, for example on the Internet （互联网等的）地址◆What's your email address?你的电邮地址是什么？◆The project has a new website address.这个项目有个新的网址。3[countable ]a formal speech that is made in front of an audience 演说；演讲◆tonight's televised presidential address今晚总统的电视演讲☞synonyms at
speech
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vote
4[uncountable ]form/mode of ~the correct title, etc. to use when you talk to sb 称呼verb★/əˈdres; NAmEəˈdres/1★[usually passive ]to write on an envelope, etc. the name and address of the person, company, etc. that you are sending it to by mail 写（收信人）姓名地址；致函addresssth ◆The letter was correctly addressed, but delivered to the wrong house.信上的姓名地址写得都对，但被错投到另一家去了。addresssth to sb/sth ◆Address your application to the Personnel Manager.把你的申请信寄给人事经理。☞compare
readdress
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SAE
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SASE
2to make a formal speech to a group of people 演说；演讲◆to address a meeting在会议上发表演讲3( formal) to say sth directly to sb 向…说话addresssb ◆I was surprised when he addressed me in English.他用英语跟我说话，我很诧异。addresssth to sb ◆Any questions should be addressed to your teacher.任何问题都应该向你的老师求教。4addresssb (as sth) to use a particular name or title for sb when you speak or write to them 称呼（某人）；冠以（某种称呼）◆The judge should be addressed as ‘Your Honour’.对法官应该称“法官大人”。5( formal) to think about a problem or a situation and decide how you are going to deal with it 设法解决；处理；对付addresssth ◆Your essay does not address the real issues.你的论文没有论证实质问题。addressyourself to sth ◆We must address ourselves to the problem of traffic pollution.我们必须设法解决交通污染问题。ad·dress/əˈdres; NAmEəˈdres;ˈædres/
1[countable]a)the details of the place where someone lives or works, which you use to send them letters etc: What’s your new address? I can give you the address of a good attorney.b)the series of letters and other symbols that you put when sending email to a particular person, or that is the name of a website: They have changed the address of their website.2[countable] a formal speech that someone makes to a group of peopleaddress to an address to the European Parliamentpresidential/inaugural etc address The new president delivered his inaugural address in Creole.► see thesaurus at
speech
3form/mode/style of address the correct title or name that you should use when speaking or writing to someoneCOLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + addresssomebody’s home/private address· What’s your home address?somebody’s work/business/school address· I sent the letter to her work address.· My business address is on my card.somebody’s email address· I can’t find his email address.a web/website address· Just type in the web address.a postal/mailing address (=the place where a letter is sent)· Please give your bank’s full postal address.the full address· They need the full address, including the postcode.a forwarding address (=a new address for sending mail to when you move from your old address)· They moved without leaving a forwarding address.a false/fake address· He gave the police a false address.somebody’s old/new address· I’ve only got his old address.verbsgive somebody your address· She refused to give me her address.have/know somebody’s address· Do you know Helen’s address?· No one seems to have his address.lose somebody’s address· I wanted to write to him, but I’ve lost his address.phrasessomebody’s name and address· We’ll need your full name and address.a change of address (=a new address when you move to a different place)· You need to inform your bank if there’s been a change of address.of no fixed address (=having no permanent home – used especially in news reports)· a 25-year-old man of no fixed addressan address book (=a book or a file on your computer, where you keep people’s addresses)
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address2 verb
addressad‧dress2 /əˈdres/ ●○○ verb [transitive]
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1if you address an envelope, package etc, you write on it the name and address of the person you are sending it toaddress something to somebody That letter was addressed to me. Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope (=with your address on it so it can be sent back to you).2formal if you address a problem, you start trying to solve itaddress a problem/question/issue etc Our products address the needs of real users.address yourself to something Marlowe now addressed himself to the task of searching the room.3formal to speak to someone directly: She turned to address the man on her left.4formal if you address remarks, complaints etc to someone, you say or write them directly to that person: You will have to address your comments to our Head Office.5to make a formal speech to a large group of peopleaddress a meeting/conference etc He addressed an audience of 10,000 supporters.6to use a particular title or name when speaking or writing to someoneaddress somebody as something The president should be addressed as ‘Mr. President’.