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addressee
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ad·dress·ee  (dr-s, -drs)
n.
The one to whom something is addressed.
addressee [ˌædrɛˈsiː]
n
1. a person or organization to whom a letter, parcel, etc., is addressed
2. a person who is addressed in conversation, a speech, a poem, etc.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.addressee - one to whom something is addressedaddressee - one to whom something is addressed  
recipient, receiver - a person who receives something
Translations
addressee [ˌædreˈsiː] N → destinatario/a m/f (Comm) → consignatario/a m/f
"postage to be paid by the addressee" → "a franquear en destino"
addressee [ˌædrɛˈsiː] n → destinataire mf
addressee
n → Empfänger(in) m(f), → Adressat(in) m(f)
addressee [ˌædrɛˈsiː] n → destinatario/a
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Although these instruments are central to legal discourse, neither jurists nor linguists can agree on such fundamental issues as to whether or not the texts in question are directed at addressees, who these addressees may be, and what functions they fulfill.
Recipient design of statutes and judgments by Kwarcinski, Wojciech / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
[and] have promised to do what can be done to deliver their telegrams to the addressees.
Special delivery. (catholic tastes) by U.S. Catholic
Some sonnets were probably written for a few addressees before reaching a wider public.
Les Lettres romaines de Du Bellay: Les Regrets et la tradition ... by Braybrook, Jean / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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