英语词汇address的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

address /əˈdres $ əˈdres, ˈædres/ noun 1. the details of where someone lives, where a company, school etc is, or the details of someone’s email accountadjectives/nouns + addresssb’s old/new address What’s your new address?sb’s email address My email address is chrisfox@pearson.com.sb’s home/private address I sent the letter to his home address.sb’s work/business/school address I sent the letter to her work address. | My business address is on my card.a web/website address Just type in the web address.a postal/mailing address Please give your bank’s full postal address.a full address You need to give your 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.verbsgive sb your address She refused to give me her address.have/know sb’s address Do you know Helen’s address? | No one seems to have his address.lose sb’s address I wanted to write to him, but I’ve lost his address.change your address Please notify the school if you change your address.address + nounsaddress book (=book or part of a computer where you keep people’s addresses) Address books can hold all your personal contacts and their details.prepositionsat an address We’ve been at this address for over ten years.the address of sb/sth Do you know the address of the school?phrasessb’s name and address We’ll need your full name and address.a change of address 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 address has been arrested.2. a formal speechadjectivesa presidential address Schultz presented this theory in his presidential address to the American Economic Association.an inaugural address (=by someone starting an important job, especially by the president) In his inaugural address, the new president said that his first priority was to create more jobs.an opening address (=the first one at an event) He gave the opening address at the party conference.the keynote address (=the main and most important one) Professor Jones will deliver the keynote address at the meeting.a televised address (=on television) In a televised address to the French people, he announced the death of General de Gaulle.annual address The Queen will deliver her annual address to the British people.verbsgive/deliver an address Eliot gave an address at the University of Glasgow.prepositionsan address to sb/sth The president will give an address to the United Nations.an address by sb There was an address by the school principal.in an address In her address to the members, the chairwoman reminded them of the aims of the society.

词组	address
释义	address /əˈdres $ əˈdres, ˈædres/ noun 1. the details of where someone lives, where a company, school etc is, or the details of someone’s email accountadjectives/nouns + addresssb’s old/new address What’s your new address?sb’s email address My email address is chrisfox@pearson.com.sb’s home/private address I sent the letter to his home address.sb’s work/business/school address I sent the letter to her work address. \| My business address is on my card.a web/website address Just type in the web address.a postal/mailing address Please give your bank’s full postal address.a full address You need to give your 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.verbsgive sb your address She refused to give me her address.have/know sb’s address Do you know Helen’s address? \| No one seems to have his address.lose sb’s address I wanted to write to him, but I’ve lost his address.change your address Please notify the school if you change your address.address + nounsaddress book (=book or part of a computer where you keep people’s addresses) Address books can hold all your personal contacts and their details.prepositionsat an address We’ve been at this address for over ten years.the address of sb/sth Do you know the address of the school?phrasessb’s name and address We’ll need your full name and address.a change of address 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 address has been arrested.2. a formal speechadjectivesa presidential address Schultz presented this theory in his presidential address to the American Economic Association.an inaugural address (=by someone starting an important job, especially by the president) In his inaugural address, the new president said that his first priority was to create more jobs.an opening address (=the first one at an event) He gave the opening address at the party conference.the keynote address (=the main and most important one) Professor Jones will deliver the keynote address at the meeting.a televised address (=on television) In a televised address to the French people, he announced the death of General de Gaulle.annual address The Queen will deliver her annual address to the British people.verbsgive/deliver an address Eliot gave an address at the University of Glasgow.prepositionsan address to sb/sth The president will give an address to the United Nations.an address by sb There was an address by the school principal.in an address In her address to the members, the chairwoman reminded them of the aims of the society.
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