How is the word adresse translated from French to English

Les informations sur l'endroit où quelqu'un vit ou travaille.

The details of where someone lives or works.

noun
English translation
address

Examples with “adresse”

See how the word “adresse” is used in sentences

  • Écrivez votre adresse sur le formulaire. Write your address on the form.

  • Le gouvernement doit traiter la crise du logement. The government must address the housing crisis.

  • Votre adresse a-t-elle changé depuis l'année dernière ? Has your address changed since last year?

  • Le rapport n'a traité que la moitié des problèmes. The report addressed only half of the problems.

  • Le colis est allé à la mauvaise adresse. The parcel went to the wrong address.

  • Comment allez-vous traiter les plaintes concernant le bruit ? How will you address the noise complaints?

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FAQ about “adresse”

How is “adresse” translated from French?
“adresse” translates into English as “address”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “adresse” mean?
Meaning of “adresse”: Les informations sur l'endroit où quelqu'un vit ou travaille. In English — “address”.
What part of speech is “adresse”?
“adresse” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “adresse”?
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