email address
/ˈiːmeɪl əˈdres/
Meaning
The unique set of letters, numbers, and symbols used to send and receive electronic mail. It always contains the '@' (at) symbol.
Examples
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Could you write down your email address on this piece of paper?
Could you write down your email address on this piece of paper?
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I think I typed your email address incorrectly because the message bounced back.
I think I typed your email address incorrectly because the message bounced back.
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Please send the report to my work email address.
Please send the report to my work email address.
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What is your email address so I can send you the meeting invite?
What is your email address so I can send you the meeting invite?
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My email address is written on the bottom of my business card.
My email address is written on the bottom of my business card.
Common Mistakes
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✗ What is your mail direction?
✓ What is your email address?
'Direction' is a literal translation from languages like Spanish (dirección) or French (adresse), but in English, we use 'address'.
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✗ Please send it to my mail.
✓ Please send it to my email address.
'Mail' refers to physical post or the system itself. Use 'email' or 'email address' for digital messages.
Related Expressions
Practice
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Please verify your ___ before clicking submit.
💡 The digital address where you receive online letters.
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email address
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I have a personal ___ and a work one.
💡 Singular noun phrase for your online inbox locator.
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email address