意味: addressed

adj. 住所を記入した（手紙, 小包などに）ad·dress || ə'dresn. 住所, 所番地; 宛名, 宛先; 挨拶の言葉; 対応ぶり; （コンピュータ）アドレス; 数字またはコードにより表される記憶場所, （コンピュータ）コンピュータやユーザーの面白い名前やコード（URL, e－mail アドレスなど）; 演説, 講演v. 誘導する; 話す; 特定の場所へ導く, あて名を書く（手紙や小包など）; 言及する

dressed イディオム

dressed fit to kill

dressed in party clothes, dolled up, dress up In walks Erica, dressed fit to kill. She looked terrific!

dressed to kill

wear one

dressed to the nines

dressed in high fashion, gussied up Here I am in jeans. Everybody else is dressed to the nines.

dressed to the nines (teeth)

dressed elegantly They were dressed to the nines when they went to the opening of the new theater production.

dressed down

wearing gang related colors

all dressed up

Idiom(s): (all) dressed up

Theme: CLOTHING

dressed in one's best clothes; dressed formally.
• We're all dressed up to go out to dinner.
• I really hate to get all dressed up just to go somewhere to eat.

A fault confessed is half redressed.

Confession is the beginning of forgiveness.

All dressed up and nowhere to go

You're prepared for something that isn't going to happen.

Mutton dressed as lamb

Mutton dressed as lamb is term for middle-aged or elderly people trying to look younger.

dressed to the nines|dressed to kill

dressed up: "Where are you going, dressed up to the nines?"

More Idioms/Phrases

the boot's on the other foot get your skates on have the shirt off your back in only the clothes he stood up in get shirty skirt around the issue cloak and dagger give someone a dressing down dressed to the nines learn something off by heart you're all heart! hand on heart have the heart a heart of gold

English Vocalbulary

addressee addressees addresser addressers addresses addressing addressing smb. by last name only addressings addressor addressors adds adduce adduceable adduced adducent adduces adducible adducing