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Перевод: addressee

[существительное]
адресат ; получатель

Тезаурус:

1. All these cases are ones in which the addressee of the words "I ask you to be content" has already benefited under another disposition, and is now suffering the indignity of having that testamentary largesse curtailed.
2. The addressee is the hearer or reader who is the recipient of the utterance.
3. On the other hand, the context created in the deductive marking experiment did involve the child having knowledge which the addressee (the Pink Panther) lacked, and so it was probably more conducive to the production of deductive explanations than many of the contexts children encounter in school.
4. Although, as Lyons says, English does not oblige speakers to classify the addressee with regard to status, an analysis of the actual uses of pronouns demonstrates that it is, in practice, almost impossible to avoid.
5. Generalising over speech events, he abstracts the roles addressor and addressee.
6. However, if the amount to be collected exceeds 50, the parcel will be held and notice of the arrival sent to the addressee.
7. Where the addressee is unknown and feed-back is indirect, as with much institutional writing, the writer has to supply contextual information unnecessary in speech or in letters.
8. In personal correspondence the addressee is known and some feed-back is expected; in institutional writing, on the other hand, the addressee is usually unknown, as with the bulk of published material, books etc. and feed-back, therefore, is at most only indirect.
9. Even at first sight the connotations of this expression are distinct, for it seems to rest on the assumption that in other circumstances the addressee would actually be entitled to more.
10. Every utterance was then coded with respect to the following categories: context of activity, speaker and addressee, communicative function, semantic content, temporal reference, syntactic complexity and incorporation (i.e. nature of the relationship with preceding utterances - this category was coded on adult utterances only).
11. Variety in language arises because language changes according to topic, addressee, the formality of the setting, the nature of the task.
12. The Parents' Action Committee was sent lists of letters the department claimed to have forwarded to the children, with each addressee mentioned by name.
13. With articles and books the distance between addresser and addressee is theoretically at a maximum, and communication is at its most impersonal.