Co oznacza address w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja address?

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address znaczenie & definicja

0 the details of where a building is, including the building number, road name, town, etc -- adres
1 a series of letters, signs, or numbers used to send email to someone or to reach a page of information on the Internet -- adres
- an email/web address
2 a formal speech to a group of people -- wystąpienie, orędzie
3 to write a name or address on an envelope or parcel -- adresować
- A parcel arrived addressed to Emma.
4 to deal with a problem -- zajmować się
- We have to address the issue/problem before it gets worse.
5 to speak to someone, or to give a speech to an audience -- zwracać się do, przemawiać do, przemawiać na forum
- Today she will be addressing a major conference in London.
6 to give someone a particular name or title when you speak or write to them -- zwracać się do kogoś per ktoś
- Do you think I should address him as 'Mr Benson' or 'Albert'?

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