The phrase "addresses out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of sending or communicating addresses, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "Please make sure to addresses out the invitations by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "send out addresses" or "distribute addresses".
Dragon Systems, a company that makes speech-recognition software, incorporates a feature into many of its programs, including NaturallySpeaking Preferred, that lets users surf pages by saying Web addresses out loud.
"Channel 4 just put our addresses out there.
Gmail has supported "plus" addressing for years, and with it, you can get multiple addresses out of one @gmail.com account.
The router uses this technology to keep one public Internet Protocol address from the DSL modem for itself and assign private I.P. addresses out to the devices connected to its own network.
And many registrars have bought or teamed with domain brokers -- companies that solicit bids for names that have already been registered -- giving rise to a bidding process that has priced some addresses out of reach.
Congress is considering not only a raft of measures, from both parties, to shut down these corporate tax havens outright, but also a ban or restrictions on federal contracts to companies that have moved their corporate addresses out of the country to reduce their taxes.
During his State of the State address, the Democratic governor unintentionally read the word "conclusion," apparently a subhead for the final section of his address, out loud.
Last night on Desus & Mero, the VICELAND duo talked about the viral video that reveals Trump "practicing his address" out loud.
Last night on Desus & Mero, the VICELAND duo talked about the viral video that reveals Trump "practicing his address" out loud.
Be sure that you're willing to give your mailing address out before participating.
If you had to write the sender's address out, the date should appear one line below it.
