recipient absent
The Spanish phrase 'destinatario ausente' is translated into English as 'recipient absent'. In a formal setup, this term is often used in mail or package delivery to indicate that the intended recipient of the goods or services was not present at the time of delivery. It is an indication that the delivery could not be completed as the party meant to receive the item was not available. In email communications, this could be used metaphorically to communicate that the intended receiver of the message is not paying attention or not responding.
The absent recipient will not be able to pick up the package today.
This phrase indicates that the person who is supposed to receive a package is not available to do so on that particular day.
When the absent recipient returns, the letter will be delivered to him.
This sentence conveys that the delivery of a letter will occur only when the intended recipient is back.
The message was returned because the absent recipient has no mail in their mailbox.
This example illustrates a situation where a message cannot reach its intended recipient because they are not present to receive it.