address

address — 名詞

1. the house number, street name, and town used to label someone's home or workplac

1.名詞A1
釋義

地址

住所或工作地點的門牌、街道、城市資訊

the house number, street name, and town used to label someone's home or workplace so that mail can reach them.

例句

Sami wrote her new address on the back of the envelope before posting the card.

Sami 把她的新地址寫在信封背面,然後才去寄那張卡片。

write someone's address on something

Could you give me your home address so I can drop the parcel off later?

可以給我你家的地址嗎?我等等過去把包裹放下。

home address (collocation)

同義詞
  • location

    more general; can mean any place, not specifically where someone lives

  • residence

    formal; emphasises the building someone lives in rather than the postal label

文法句型

someone's address

send something to an address

用法筆記

Often paired with possessives (my, her, the company's) or with the prepositions 'at' (live at this address) and 'to' (send something to an address).

常見錯誤

I live in this address.
I live at this address.
💡use 'at', not 'in', with a specific street address.

2. the actual building or place that a person or organisation calls home, often use

2.名詞A2
釋義

住所;居所

某人或機構實際居住或設立的處所

the actual building or place that a person or organisation calls home, often used to say where they are based.

例句

The charity has its main address in a quiet street near the river.

這個慈善機構的主要辦公處設在河邊一條安靜的街上。

have an address in [place]

Xander is moving to a smaller address closer to her elderly parents.

Xander 要搬到一個比較小的住所,離她年邁的父母近一點。

move to an address

同義詞
  • home

    warmer, more personal; emphasises living rather than location

  • place

    informal; 'her place' is conversational for the address where she lives

文法句型

have an address in [place]

用法筆記

Distinguish from sense 1: this sense names the physical home or base itself, while sense 1 names the line of text (street, town, etc.) used for delivery. Often appears with verbs of movement: 'move to', 'leave', 'return to'.

3. a string of letters, numbers, and symbols that points to a website or to the inb

3.名詞A1
釋義

電郵;網址

電子郵件信箱或網站的網路位址

a string of letters, numbers, and symbols that points to a website or to the inbox where someone receives email.

例句

Please type the email address into the form, and double-check the spelling.

請把電子郵件地址輸入表單,並再三確認拼字是否正確。

email address (collocation)

The web address for the museum starts with 'www' and ends in '.tw'.

這間博物館的網址以 www 開頭,結尾是 .tw。

web address (collocation)

同義詞
  • URL

    technical; refers specifically to web addresses

  • link

    informal; usually means a clickable address rather than the text itself

文法句型

email/web address

address of a website

用法筆記

Almost always preceded by 'email', 'web', 'website', or 'IP'. Without one of these qualifiers in modern English, listeners assume sense 1 (the postal one).

常見錯誤

Send me your address.' (when meaning email)
Send me your email address.
💡without 'email', most people will give you their postal address.

4. a number used inside a computer system to label exactly where one piece of data

4.名詞
釋義

記憶體位址

電腦中標示資料儲存位置的編號

a number used inside a computer system to label exactly where one piece of data sits in memory or on a disk.

例句

The program crashed when it tried to read from an invalid memory address.

程式試圖讀取一個無效的記憶體位址,於是就當掉了。

memory address (technical collocation)

Each variable in the code is given its own address inside the chip's memory.

程式碼裡的每個變數,都會在晶片記憶體中分到自己的位址。

同義詞
  • pointer

    in programming, a value whose content is an address

  • location

    broader; an address is a numeric form of a memory location

文法句型

address in memory

memory address

用法筆記

Restricted to programming and hardware contexts. Subject is usually a low-level term such as 'pointer', 'register', 'variable', 'instruction'. Distinguish from sense 3: this is hidden inside the machine, while sense 3 is visible to ordinary users.

5. a planned, serious talk given in front of a group, often by someone in a positio

5.名詞B2
釋義

演說;致辭

在群眾面前發表的正式談話

a planned, serious talk given in front of a group, often by someone in a position of authority.

例句

The president's New Year address focused on the economy and rising rents.

總統的新年演說聚焦在經濟和不斷上漲的房租上。

[Person]'s address focused on [topic]

Dr. Tariq delivered the keynote address at the medical conference in Taipei.

Tariq 醫師在台北的醫學會議上發表了主題演說。

deliver the keynote address

同義詞
  • speech

    more general; an address is usually more formal and prepared

  • lecture

    tends to be longer and educational; an address is often ceremonial

文法句型

give/deliver an address

an address to [audience]

用法筆記

Common in news and ceremonial contexts. Frequently combined with verbs 'give', 'deliver', 'make' and modifiers 'keynote', 'opening', 'inaugural', 'farewell'.

常見錯誤

He said an address at the meeting.
He gave an address at the meeting.
💡use 'give' or 'deliver', not 'say', with this noun.

address — 動詞