address

/əˈdɹɛs/

Classificação de frequência #937

address

Definições

  1. Substantivo

    In old-fashioned use, help or advice.

    Exemplos

    • He sought the elder's address before setting out.
    • She relied on her mentor's address in the matter.
  2. Substantivo

    In old-fashioned use, a polite romantic approach.

    Exemplos

    • He made a gentle address to her at the dance.
    • His address was met with a polite refusal.
  3. Substantivo

    A way of speaking or writing to someone.

    Exemplos

    • His address to the court was calm and clear.
    • She admired the grace of his address.
  4. Substantivo

    A formal message sent to a king, queen or leader.

    Exemplos

    • The group presented an address to the king.
    • Parliament prepared an address to the new ruler.
  5. Substantivo

    A reply from parliament to the ruler's opening speech.

    Exemplos

    • The Commons debated its address to the throne.
    • The Lords approved their address without changes.
  6. Substantivo

    A speech given to a group of people.

    Exemplos

    • The president gave an address to the nation.
    • She listened to his address with great interest.
  7. Substantivo

    The details of where a person lives or works.

    Exemplos

    • The house's address made it easy to find.
    • He learned his new address quickly.
  8. Substantivo

    The place where a building is.

    Exemplos

    • The driver checked the address twice before knocking.
    • She updated her address after moving to the new flat.
  9. Substantivo

    A number that shows where data is stored in a computer.

    Exemplos

    • The pointer holds the memory address of the variable.
    • Each byte in memory has its own address.
  10. Substantivo

    A set of characters that names a place on a network, such as an email address.

    Exemplos

    • The router sends data to the destination address.
    • Every device on the network has its own IP address.

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