送おくり先さき

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

Refers to the person or place to which something is sent, such as a letter, package, or data. Often used in mailing and delivery contexts.

送おくり先さきを指し定ていするto specify the recipient/destination
注ちゅう文もんフォームで送おくり先さきを指し定ていしてください。
Please specify the recipient in the order form.
送おくり先さきを入にゅう力りょくするto enter the recipient's address
配はい送そうサイトで送おくり先さきを入にゅう力りょくした。
I entered the shipping address on the delivery website.
送おくり先さきを変へん更こうするto change the destination/recipient
急きゅうに送おくり先さきを変へん更こうすることになった。
We suddenly had to change the shipping destination.
送おくり先さきに届とどくto arrive at the destination
荷に物もつは無む事じに送おくり先さきに届とどいた。
The package arrived safely at its destination.

宛あて先さきN3
宛先 specifically means the address or name written on mail, while 送り先 more broadly covers the person or place something is sent to.
届とどけ先さき
届け先 emphasizes the delivery destination on shipping forms, whereas 送り先 is a more general term for where something is sent.
送そう付ふ先さき
送付先 is a formal, business-document term for where papers or goods are sent, closely overlapping with the everyday 送り先.
配はい送そう先さき
送り先 is a general term for any destination or recipient address, while 配送先 specifically refers to where goods are delivered.

差さし出だし人にんN3
差出人 is the sender of mail or a package, the opposite role from 送り先, which is the recipient or destination.
送おくり主ぬし
送り主 refers to the person sending something, standing in contrast to 送り先, the destination it is sent to.

件けんN2
Used when referring to a destination or recipient as a matter, especially in business or mailing contexts.

Compound of 送り (okuri, 'sending', the continuative form of 送る) and 先 (saki, 'destination' or 'ahead').