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*ad·dress² /ə`drɛs; əˈdres/
v [T]
1 formal to speak directly to a person or a group 【正式】 对…作演说，向…讲话:
A guest speaker then addressed the audience. 接着，一位嘉宾演讲者向观众讲话。
address sth to sb You should address your question to the chairman. 你应该把你的问题向主席提出。
2 to write a name and address on an envelope, package etc 在〔信封或包裹〕上写姓名和地址:
address sth to sb There's a letter here addressed to you. 这里有一封写给你的信。
3 formal to pay attention to a problem and try to deal with it 【正式】 致力于; 处理:
an education policy that fails to address the needs of disabled students 未能致力于解决残疾学生需要的教育政策
4 to use a particular name or title when speaking or writing to someone 称呼:
address sb as The President should be addressed as "Mr President". 对总统的称呼应该是“总统先生”。
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