address to



address something to someone

to write someone's name and address on an envelope, package, letter, etc. Gilbert addressed the envelope to Walter.
See also: address

address to

v.
1. To indicate that something is to be sent to someone or some place by writing an address on it: She addressed the letter to her brother.
2. To say something directly to some specific person or group: The school president addressed the speech to everyone who plans to graduate this year.
3. To focus someone on a problem in order to find a solution. Used reflexively: In the next meeting, the town officials will address themselves to the issue of privacy.
See also: address

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Mnason-Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek, Ancient Greek
Georgi-Bulgarian
Pancraziopahn-KRAH-tsyoItalian
JulioHOO-lyo (Spanish), ZHOO-lyoo (Portuguese)Spanish, Portuguese
Fulco-Ancient Germanic
Andreeaahn-DRE-ahRomanian