Regex pattern only catches first occurrence of US address-CodePudding

I have a transcribed text where customer and agent talks to each other. I want to match addresses. I have a regex pattern:

\d  (.)?(dr|drive|circle|highway|way|street|st|road|rd|boulevard|blvd|parkway|avenue|ave\b|court|ct|cove\b|crossing|estate|junction|loop|park|\bpike\b|ridge|square|terrace|trail|turnpike|village) .*? \d{4,6}

It catches the address. However, it does not catch second address. How to catch all addresses instead of only first occurrence? The second address is appended to end of the sample text 15620 e glenwood... I provide my pattern and sample text below:

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CodePudding user response：

i added to your original regex ( \w )? at the begining to iclude the case where the user says the name of the road

this should do the trick :

\d  (.)?( \w  )?(dr|drive|circle|highway|way|street|st|road|rd|boulevard|blvd|parkway|avenue|ave\b|court|ct|cove\b|crossing|estate|junction|loop|park|\bpike\b|ridge|square|terrace|trail|turnpike|village).*?\d{4,6}

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