Pronunciation: /əˈdrɛs/
noun a formal speech
A1 My address is 123 Main Street.
A2 Can you give me your address so I can send you a letter?
B1 I need to update my address on my driver's license.
B2 The return address on the package was incorrect.
C1 The president will deliver an address to the nation tonight.
C2 The email address provided was invalid.
verb to speak or write to someone
A1 She asked for his address so she could send him a birthday card.
A2 I need to address the issue of communication breakdown in our team meeting.
B1 The speaker will address the audience on the topic of climate change.
B2 The CEO addressed the concerns raised by the employees during the town hall meeting.
C1 The president will address the nation in a televised speech tonight.
C2 The professor addressed the criticisms of his research in a detailed response.
formal Please provide your current address for our records.
informal Can you tell me where you live?
slang Hey, what's your addy?
figurative We need to address the issue before it gets out of hand.
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