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1 address
1. transitive verb1)3) (speak to) anreden [Person]; sprechen zu [Zuhörern]address somebody as something — jemanden mit etwas od. als etwas anreden
4) (give attention to) angehen [Problem]2. noun* * *1. [ə'dres] verb2) (to speak or write to: I shall address my remarks to you only.) richten (an)2. ( American[) 'ædres] noun1) (the name of the house, street, town etc where a person lives: His address is 30 Main St, Edinburgh.) die Adresse2) (a speech: He made a long and boring address.) Ansprache•- academic.ru/677/addressee">addressee* * *ad·dressI. n<pl -es>[əˈdres, AM ˈæd-]she's not at that \address any more sie wohnt nicht mehr dortbusiness/home \address Geschäfts-/Privatadresse fphysical \address Postanschrift fnot known at this \address Empfänger unbekannt5. (title)form of \address [Form f der] Anrede fII. vt[əˈdres]▪ to \address sth [to sb/sth] etw [an jdn/etw] adressierento \address a letter/a parcel einen Brief/ein Paket adressieren2. (direct)▪ to \address sth to sb:he \addressed a few introductory remarks to the audience er richtete einige einführende Bemerkungen an die Zuhörer3. (speak to)▪ to \address sb jdn ansprechenwere you \addressing me? haben Sie mit mir gesprochen?he rose to \address the meeting er erhob sich, um zu der Versammlung zu sprechen▪ to \address oneself to sb jdn ansprechen4. (use title)5. (deal with)6. (in golf)to \address the ball den Ball anvisieren* * *[ə'dres]1. nhome address — Privatadresse f; (when travelling) Heimatanschrift f
what's your address? — wo wohnen Sie?
I've come to the wrong address — ich bin hier falsch or an der falschen Adresse
who else lives at this address? — wer wohnt noch in dem Haus?
"not known at this address" — "Empfänger unbekannt"
2) (= speech) Ansprache fthe Address (Parl) — die Adresse (die Erwiderung auf die Thronrede)
3)form of address ( — Form f der) Anrede f
7)2. vt1) letter, parcel adressieren (to an +acc)2) (= direct) speech, complaints, remarks richten (to an +acc)don't address me as "Colonel" — nennen Sie mich nicht "Colonel"
how should one address an earl? — wie redet man einen Grafen an?
4) problem etc angehen3. vr(form)to address oneself to a task — sich einer Aufgabe (dat) widmen
* * *address [əˈdres]A v/t prät und pperf -dressed, obs oder poet -drest [-st]1. Worte, eine Botschaft richten (to an akk), das Wort richten an (akk), jemanden anreden oder ansprechen (as mit), einen Brief etc adressieren oder richten oder schreiben (to an akk)2. eine Ansprache halten an (akk)4. Golf: den Ball ansprechen5. address o.s. sich widmen, sich zuwenden (to dat):address o.s. to sth sich an eine Sache machen6. address o.s. to sb sich an jemanden wenden7. obs eine Frau umwerben, werben umB s [US auch ˈæˌdres]1. Anrede f:form of address (Form f der) Anrede2. a) Rede f, Ansprache f:address of welcome Begrüßungsanspracheb) Adresse f, Eingabe fa good address eine gute Adresse;address book Adressenbüchlein n;address tag Kofferanhänger m5. obs Rede-, Sprechweise f6. pl Huldigungen pl:he paid his addresses to the lady er machte der Dame den Hof7. a) Geschick n, Gewandtheit fb) Feingefühl n, Takt madd. abk1. addendum2. addition (additional)3. address* * *1. transitive verb1)address something to somebody/something — etwas an jemanden/etwas richten
2) (mark with address) adressieren (to an + Akk.); mit Anschrift versehen3) (speak to) anreden [Person]; sprechen zu [Zuhörern]address somebody as something — jemanden mit etwas od. als etwas anreden
4) (give attention to) angehen [Problem]2. noun* * *(speech) n.Anrede -n f.Ansprache f. n.(§ pl.: addresses)= Adresse -n f.Anschrift f.Rede -n f. (as) v.anreden (als) v. (to) v.adressieren (an) v. v.anreden v. -
2 address
address1 v 1. COMMS adressieren (parcel, envelope); 2. COMP adressieren; 3. GEN anreden, ansprechen, titulieren (person); adressieren (comment, remark); angehen (problem); 4. LAW richten an (directive, complaint) address2 1. COMMS Adresse f, Anschrift f (of person, company, building, computer); Ansprache f, Rede f (talk, speech); E-Mail-Adresse f (internet); Website-Adresse f (URL); Webseiten-Adresse f (web page); Webpage-Adresse f (URL, website); 2. COMP Adresse f (location of data in computer memory); 3. GEN Adresse f, Anschrift f, Aufschrift f; 4. S&M Adresse f • address as above GEN Anschrift wie oben • to your address LOGIS an Ihre Anschrift -
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4 readdress
transitive verb* * *[ri:ə'dres](to change the address on (a letter etc): This letter is for the person who used to live here - I'll readdress it and send it to him.) neu adressieren* * *re·ad·dress[ˌri:əˈdres]vt1. (write new address)to \readdress an envelope/a letter/a parcel einen Umschlag/einen Brief/ein Paket umadressieren2. (re-examine)* * *["riːə'dres]vt1) letter, parcel umadressieren2) problem erneut ansprechen* * *readdress [ˌriːəˈdres] v/t1. einen Brief etc umadressieren2. readdress o.s. sich nochmals wenden (to an akk)* * *transitive verb -
5 Esquire
Es·quire[ɪˈskwaɪəʳ, esˈ-, AM esˈkwaɪɚ, ɪˈs-]nRichard Smith, Esq. Herrn Richard Smithaddress it to my lawyer, Steven A. Neil, Esq adressieren Sie ihn an meinen Anwalt, Herrn Rechtsanwalt Steven A. Neil* * *[I'skwaɪə(r)]n(abbr EsqBrit on envelope) als Titel nach dem Namen, wenn kein anderer Titel angegeben wirdJames Jones, Esq — Herrn James Jones
* * *Esquire [ıˈskwaıə(r); US auch ˈesˌkw-] s besonders Br auf Briefen dem Namen nachgestellter Titel, ohne Mr, Dr etc, abk Esq.:C. A. Brown, Esq. Herrn C. A. Brown -
6 mister
noun(coll./joc.)* * *['mistə]((abbreviated to Mr when written) a polite title given to a male adult, either in writing or in speech: Good morning, Mr Smith; Ask Mr Jones.) der Herr* * *Mis·ter[ˈmɪstəʳ, AM -ɚ]nhey, \Mister! he, Sie da! famlisten up, \Mister! hör mal zu, mein Freund!\Mister Big der große Chef* * *['mɪstə(r)]n2) (inf: sir) not translatedplease, mister, can you tell me...? —
now listen here, mister — hören Sie mal her
* * *mister [ˈmıstə(r)] smeist abk Mr):2. sl (in der Anrede): Meister!, Chef!* * *noun(coll./joc.)hey, mister — he, Meister od. Chef (ugs.)
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