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addressing

UK
/əˈdresɪŋ/
US
/əˈdresɪŋ/

Translations

addressingnoun
addressings
pl
The addressing of the letter was done carefully.
Обращение письма было выполнено тщательно.
The addressing of the package was incorrect.
Адресация посылки была неправильной.
Additional translations
решение
Synonyms
communication
direction
speech
presentation
discourse
addressinggerund / present participle
UK
/əˈdrɛsɪŋ/
US
/əˈdrɛsɪŋ/
Used attributively, often in technical contexts such as "addressing mode" or in phrases like "addressing measures".
addressverb

addressing

Gerund

addressed
Past Simple
addressed
Past Participle
addressing
Gerund
UK
/əˈdres/
US
/əˈdres/
(homograph: UK /əˈdres/, US /əˈdres/ or /ˈæd.res/)
She decided to address the audience directly.
Она решила обратиться к аудитории напрямую.
Please address the letter to the manager.
Пожалуйста, адресуйте письмо менеджеру.
We need to address the issue of climate change.
Нам нужно решать проблему изменения климата.
Additional translations
рассматривать
Synonyms
direct
approach
deal with
handle
refer to
discuss
talk to
speak to

Definitions

addressingnoun
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.
addressinggerund / present participle
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
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."
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