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–noun

the person, company, or the like to whom a piece of mail is addressed.

[Origin: 1670–80, Americanism; address + -ee

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ad·dress·ee Audio Help (ād'rě-sē', ə-drěs'ē') Pronunciation Key
n. The one to whom something is addressed.

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addressee
noun
one to whom something is addressed

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ˌaddresˈsee [ӕd-] noun

the person to whom a letter etc is addressed

Arabic:	المُرْسَل إلَيه
Chinese (Simplified):	收信人
Chinese (Traditional):	收信人
Czech:	adresát
Danish:	adressat
Dutch:	geadresseerde
Estonian:	adressaat
Finnish:	vastaanottaja
French:	destinataire
German:	der, *die Adressat(in)
Greek:	παραλήπτης
Hungarian:	címzett
Icelandic:	viðtakandi
Indonesian:	si alamat
Italian:	destinatario

Japanese:	受信人
Korean:	수취인
Latvian:	adresāts
Lithuanian:	adresatas
Norwegian:	mottaker, adressat
Polish:	adresat
Portuguese (Brazil):	destinatário
Portuguese (Portugal):	destinatário
Romanian:	destinatar
Russian:	адресат
Slovak:	adresát
Slovenian:	naslovljenec
Spanish:	destinatario
Swedish:	adressat
Turkish:	alıcı

See also: address, "addressee" in any language

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addressee communications
One to whom something is addressed. E.g. "The To, CC, and BCC headers list the addressees of the e-mail message". Normally an addressee will eventually be a recipient, unless there is a failure at some point (an e-mail "bounces") or the message is redirected to a different addressee.
(2000-03-22)

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