address

A2 · Elementary Countable noun Computing

n. a series of letters or numbers used to find a website or send an email.

n. a unique identifier for a computer, network location, or email account.

日本語:アドレス※

“I forgot to save the web address for the online store.”

“The system administrator assigned a static IP address to the printer to ensure that all workstations could maintain a consistent connection.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Politics Formal

n. a formal speech given to a large group of people.

n. a formal discourse or declamation delivered to a specific audience.

日本語:演説※

“The president gave a televised address to the nation last night.”

“The keynote address focused on the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in modern healthcare systems.”

B1 · Intermediate Formal

v. to speak or write to someone directly.

v. to direct a speech or written communication to a specific person or group.

“You should address the manager if you have a serious complaint.”

“The professor requested that students address her by her formal title during the seminar.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Academic

v. to give attention to a problem and try to fix it.

v. to direct one's attention or efforts towards a specific issue or task.

“We need to address the safety concerns before the factory reopens.”

“The new policy fails to address the underlying causes of the budget deficit, focusing instead on short-term cost-cutting measures.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to write a name and location on an envelope or package.

v. to mark a letter or parcel with the name and destination of the recipient.

“She carefully addressed the wedding invitations by hand.”

“The clerk refused to accept the package because it was incorrectly addressed and lacked a return label.”