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addressing

/əˈdresɪŋ/

addressingnoun

addressings

Translations

adressageinformatique

Indexed addressing allows an instruction to reach any element of an array.

L'adressage indexé permet à une instruction d'atteindre n'importe quel élément d'un tableau.

allocutionsoutenu; au sens d’un discours ou d’une prise de parole publique

The addressing of the audience was done by the keynote speaker.

L'allocution au public a été prononcée par l'orateur principal.

adressageau sens de l’indication d’une adresse sur un courrier ou un colis

The addressing of the envelopes took longer than expected.

L'adressage des enveloppes a pris plus de temps que prévu.

Definitions

The act of speaking to someone directly or delivering a speech.

The addressing of the audience was done by the keynote speaker.

The process of writing or printing the destination on a letter or package.

The addressing of the envelopes took longer than expected.

A method or scheme for specifying the location of data, especially within a computer's memory.

Indexed addressing allows an instruction to reach any element of an array.

Synonyms

addressinggerund / present participle

/əˈdrɛsɪŋ/

Used attributively, often in technical contexts such as "addressing mode" or in phrases like "addressing measures".

Translations

adressantau sens de « qui traite / qui prend en charge »; emploi participial

The company introduced several addressing initiatives to improve customer satisfaction.

L'entreprise a lancé plusieurs initiatives adressant la satisfaction des clients.

Additional translations

d'adressageinformatique; dans des syntagmes comme « modes d’adressage »

Definitions

Intended to deal with or direct attention to a particular issue, need, or target.

The company introduced several addressing initiatives to improve customer satisfaction.

Relating to the method by which the location of data in computer memory is specified.

Different addressing modes determine how the processor interprets an operand.

addressverb

addressing

ing-form

addressed

Past Simple

addressed

Past Participle

addressing

ing-form

/əˈdres/

(homograph: UK /əˈdres/, US /əˈdres/ or /ˈæd.res/)

Translations

adresserSur une enveloppe, un colis ou un courrier.

Please address the envelope before sending it.

Veuillez adresser l'enveloppe avant de l'envoyer.

prononcerAvec un discours ou une allocution.

The president will address the nation tonight.

Le président prononcera une allocution à la nation ce soir.

traiterEn parlant d'un problème, d'une question ou d'un sujet.

The company needs to address the issue of declining sales.

L'entreprise doit traiter le problème de la baisse des ventes.

Additional translations

appelerPour désigner quelqu'un par un titre ou une formule de politesse.

aborderEn parlant d'un sujet ou d'une question.

Definitions

To speak to a person or group, often in a formal way.

The president will address the nation tonight.

To direct one's efforts or attention towards something.

The company needs to address the issue of declining sales.

To write the name and address of the intended recipient on a letter, package, etc.

Please address the envelope before sending it.

To refer to or designate (someone) by a specified title or form of words.

The queen is customarily addressed as "Your Majesty."

Synonyms

refer to

deal with

speak to

talk to

addressnoun

Definitions

The particulars of the place where someone lives or an organization is situated.

Please send the package to my home address.

A formal speech delivered to an audience.

The president gave an inspiring address to the nation.

A series of characters that identifies a location on the internet or a network.

You can access the website by typing its address into your browser.

A numeric code that specifies a particular location in computer memory.

The variable is stored at memory address 0x7FFE.

addressadjective

Definitions

Relating to or used for addresses, especially postal or electronic.

I keep all my contacts in an address book.