address
nounUK /əˈdres/
US /ˈæd.res/
The details of where someone lives or where a place is.
Please write your address on the envelope so the letter can find you.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A formal speech given to a group of people.
The principal gave an address to the whole school.
3. To speak to someone or a group.
The teacher will address the class about the trip.
4. To deal with a problem or issue.
We need to address the leaky roof before it rains.
5. The way you write a web location, like a website name.
Type the web address into the browser to visit the site.