business address
- noun
- /ˈbɪznəs əˈdrɛs/
- From here, you can see if your contractor is licensed and what the business address is, if they have insurance, and if they have permits that have been pulled and have failed inspection or have any jobs not completed.
- home or business address
Examples
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Do not use a PO Box number as your official business address; instead, use your physical address.
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That page was a simple business address home page for a solicitor's office in London, for people interested in doing business with a company called Dresser-Rand.
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Anyone running a limited company is required to provide a business address.
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One of the major elements required to achieve a strong company profile is having a respectable business address.
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Since I don't have a business address and I was unwilling to broadcast my home address, I gave up.
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Wilson listed his business address of 1512 W. 34th St. on his application for county office last year and on his application for a place on the ballot as a candidate for mayor of Houston.
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Soon after, I used Julian's address as my business address for my company's license application to the Securities Commission, where Julian was vice-chairman and also my sponsor.
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As sharp-eyed BRAD BLOG commenter "Citizen92" noticed in those newly released documents, the "key takeaway from this is that Strategic Allied Consulting has a business address of 45 North Hill Drive, Suite 100, Warrenton, VA."
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Anyone running a limited company is required to provide a business address.
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You may also want to register a separate business address for your online store.
Synonyms
Details of a place where someone lives or works
A building where a company does its work, for example selling goods or offering services
A number and street name that shows where a house or building is
The place where people send your mail, like a house or P.O. Box
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the address where a business is located or registered' is directly compositional from 'business' (a commercial company) + 'address' (place/contact details). This is a straightforward noun+noun compound following common English and cross-linguistic patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Business address combines business (the company) and address (the place or mail location); it names the single place where a company has its office and receives mail. Imagine a shop with a sign and a mailbox for bills and legal papers — that's why it means 'the address where a business is located or officially registered'.