addressee
addressee — 名詞
- addresseesingular
- addresseesplural
1. the person whose name and delivery location are written on a letter, package, or
收件人
信件或包裹的指定收件對象
the person whose name and delivery location are written on a letter, package, or envelope so that the posted item reaches them
The post office returned the parcel because the addressee had moved without leaving a forwarding address.
郵局退回了包裹,因為收件人已搬家,沒有留下轉寄地址。
typical scenario: returned mail after relocation
Mei-Lin saw her own name on the envelope and knew she was the intended addressee.
Mei-Lin 在信封上看到自己的名字,就知道她是指定的收件人。
collocation: intended addressee
Every international package must display the addressee's full name and a contact telephone number.
每件國際包裹都必須清楚標示收件人的全名及聯絡電話。
collocation: addressee's full name
The courier checked the photo ID to confirm that Javier was the correct addressee.
快遞員檢查了附有照片的身分證,以確認 Javier 是正確的收件人。
collocation: correct addressee
When the letter arrived, the doorman verified the addressee's identity before handing it over.
信件送達時,管理員先確認了收件人的身分才將信件交出。
- intended addressee
- correct addressee
- named addressee
- the addressee's name
- the addressee's address
- the addressee of the letter/parcel/package
- recipient
broader — describes anyone who actually receives something, not just the named person on an item
- consignee
formal shipping/logistics term for the person legally entitled to take delivery of a shipment
- receiver
more general; can apply to signals, payments, phone calls, not restricted to posted items
文法句型
the addressee of [something]
the intended/correct/named addressee
addressee's [name/address]
用法筆記
This noun appears mainly in formal or official contexts — postal forms, legal notices, shipping labels, and business correspondence. In everyday conversation, phrases like 'the person it was sent to' or 'the recipient' are more natural.
常見錯誤
同根字
- address動詞B1
- address名詞B1
- addresser名詞C1
- addressing名詞B2