Translation
address
Word origin
From French adresse, from the verb adresser, which grew out of Vulgar Latin forms of ad plus directus ('straight'). To address something is to send it straight at its target, and a postal address is where the straight line ends.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- adresse
- English cognates
- address, direct
Examples
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Write your address on the paper.
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I do not know his new address.
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Do you have the address of the hotel?
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