An address meaning in English
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Definition
to address (someone)
: to speak to, to talk to; to attend to, to take care of, to deal withExamples
- "It is usually better to address a boss formally."
- "What's the address?"
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"-I'm Timmy Blunderbuss. Looking to an .
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-What's the ?"
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"-I'm Timmy Blunderbuss. Looking to rent 1 an apartment 2.
-sure 3.
-What's the address 4?"
I'm Timmy Blunderbuss. Looking to rent […] Some people buy a house or apartment to live in, and some people rent: they pay someone so they can live in their house or apartment. Note: there are a lot of things we can rent, like a car, a bike or even a yacht. Example: We are renting a car to drive in Los Angeles.
(…)Looking to rent an apartment. An apartment has a set of rooms. In the UK, it is called a flat. Example: There are 2 bedrooms and a big kitchen in my apartment/flat.
Sure. In a conversation, sure is an informal way to say “yes” or “okay”. Example: -Can I have another ice cream? -Sure.
What's the address? Example: 555 Main Street is my mother's address.
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