issue
/ˈɪʃu/
verb
- To officially give out or provide something, such as a document, statement, or item.
- The school will issue new student ID cards next week.
- The company issued a press release about the new product.
- The library issues library cards to all residents for free.
- To come out or flow out from a place.
- A strange sound issued from the dark room.
- Smoke issued from the chimney of the old house.
- Water issued from the crack in the pipe.
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noun
- An important topic or problem that people discuss or argue about.
- The candidate spoke about economic issues during the debate.
- Climate change is a major issue for governments around the world.
- We need to address the issue of bullying in schools.
- A problem or difficulty that needs to be solved.
- The team worked late to fix the software issue before the launch.
- My computer has a technical issue with the screen.
- If you have any issues with the product, please contact customer service.
- One of a series of publications, such as a magazine or newspaper, published at a particular time.
- I read an interesting story in last month's issue of National Geographic.
- The latest issue of the magazine has a great article on travel.
- The comic book store sells every new issue on release day.
- The act of officially giving out or supplying something.
- The bank handled the issue of the company's shares.
- The government announced the issue of new passports next month.
- The issue of emergency supplies to the flood victims began immediately.
- A result or outcome of something.
- We are waiting for the issue of the final report.
- The issue of the election was a surprise to many people.
- The negotiations reached a successful issue after weeks of talks.
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