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Definition of issue in English: issuenounPlural issues ˈɪʃuːˈɪsjuːˈɪʃu 1An important topic or problem for debate or discussion. 问题；议题；争论点 raising awareness of environmental issues Example sentencesExamples - By night he's a singer and stand-up comic who uses bad language and tackles controversial social issues.
- Let's talk about some other sensitive issues on your agenda.
- Deploying isolated tactical security products will not solve the complex security issues facing tomorrow's Internet community.
- The issues which arise are issues of principle; they turn on no contested facts.
- Resolving the abduction issue is an urgent matter.
- No amount of appeals to the government for education reforms will resolve the fundamental issues at stake.
- If you were a Georgetown student, would you feel free to debate controversial issues related to sexual orientation?
- The news seems to be dominated by issues of race this morning.
- We will now have to consider critical issues affecting the attitudes and temperament of our young boys.
- They handle very sensitive issues dealing with national security.
- Will reputation networks solve all the safety issues relating to online dating?
- Money was definitely the issue in this case.
- And scientific progress is a force that's apt to create, rather than solve, thorny ethical issues.
- For at its heart this election has highlighted the thorny, divisive issue of what that flag stands for.
- The present research was designed to explore substantive issues relating to levels of burnout among New Zealand primary school teachers.
- Learn the key environmental issues facing this premier tourist destination from local guides and activists.
- On other key policy issues, opinions were less divided.
- The others each brought some insight about this critical issue from their own perspectives and from their own specialist areas.
- Members have a right to debate these contentious issues thoroughly.
- What do you think are the most important issues in this campaign?
- I also wonder: would there be privacy issues associated with public perusal of the tapes?
Synonyms matter, matter in question, affair, business, subject, topic, question, point, point at issue, item, thing, case, concern, theme proceeding, situation, occasion, circumstance problem, bone of contention, controversy, argument - 1.1issues Personal problems or difficulties.
〈非正式〉个人问题；个人困难 emotions and intimacy issues that were largely dealt with through alcohol 主要靠酒精解决的情感和男女关系问题。 I like him, though I have some issues with the guy Example sentencesExamples - Patients with personality disorder issues may be most difficult of all to assess.
- A lot can be said about this, but Government is only looking at financial matters and not so much at the personal issues.
- Uncertainty about my career and other personal issues meant instead of settling down like a normal person, I was going out a lot.
- When we engage with our issues only as personal problems we come to blame ourselves for our troubles.
- We are told in some of the cases, these men were involved in personal family issues.
- Parent and child - this type of couple often has shared issues with dependency and trust.
- But there are also a lot of very genuinely difficult issues to work through.
- She loved the bratty little boy that grew up into a bratty man with his share of drug issues.
- This may be true on personal issues but I think with regard to military interventions this is not fair.
- You will learn to resolve personal issues without using guns, lawyers or therapists.
- Therefore, students can come see him about almost anything, even personal issues if they so desire.
- I just wish I knew where to draw the line when it comes to my own personal issues.
- So now maybe the personal issues at the center of the dramatic case might be examined.
- Everybody there had issues from child abandonment to drug abuse, but I got used to it and just stayed to myself.
- She's standing very close to me, but for some reason the personal space issues are out of the window.
- Those were the days of immense depression and high stress personal issues.
- In relationships they may be confronted with their unresolved personal issues.
- I thought it was just me - I am oversensitive to personal space issues.
- The point is that many live to regret addressing specific personal issues in song.
Synonyms issuing, issuance, publication, publishing problem, difficulty, complication, difficult situation, snag, predicament, plight, hitch, catch, drawback, pitfall, handicap, impediment, hindrance, obstacle, hurdle, stumbling block, obstruction, barrier - 1.2issues Problems or difficulties, especially with a service or facility.
（服务或设施方面的）问题，困难 a small number of users are experiencing connectivity issues 少数用户正在遭遇线路故障问题。 Synonyms problem, difficulty, complication, difficult situation, snag, predicament, plight, hitch, catch, drawback, pitfall, handicap, impediment, hindrance, obstacle, hurdle, stumbling block, obstruction, barrier
2mass noun The action of supplying or distributing an item for use, sale, or official purposes. 分配；分发；发行 the issue of notes by the Bank of England 英格兰银行纸币的发行。 Example sentencesExamples - There was no limit to bank note issue, except the utmost which each bank could keep afloat.
- The two most important clauses for the purposes of the preliminary issue were clauses 4 and 13.
- The company is involved in a put option structure which could shortly lead to a major issue of shares in Spain.
- The officials hoped that this would pave the way for issue of licence by the end of the month.
- However, plans for the unit sales and bond issue remain at an early stage, he added.
- Later, consideration will be given to making it part of the initial free issue of uniform made to new entrants.
- The Legislature had in mind such transactions as the transfer and sale and issue of securities.
- Several tours and issues have come since, with distribution going right across the country.
Synonyms issuing, issuance, publication, publishing circulation, distribution, supplying, supply, sending out, delivery appearance - 2.1count noun A number or set of items distributed at one time.
一次发行额 a share issue has been launched 一次股票发行已经启动。 Example sentencesExamples - The Seychelles Government was not amused and cancelled the complete note issue.
- In question is whether an issue of shares constitutes a supply for VAT purposes.
- However, this morning it was announced that this is to be repaid by an issue of new shares at 48p.
- One way to get companies to cut back on share issues is to make them pay for them.
- To qualify for the full tax relief, you must invest in a new issue of VCT shares and hold the stock for at least three years.
- Some of the modern ones appreciate in value, but it is often difficult to sell modern issues for a quick profit.
- The deal comes after a share issue last August failed to attract the necessary investment.
- Banks will also be free to price their subsequent issues once their shares are listed on stock exchanges.
- It did not say when the new pricing rules would be unveiled but share issues already approved would not be affected.
- Fewer than half of the new share issues scheduled for this year were completed.
- This usually involved share or bond issues which were traded on the stock markets.
- The EPO and VEM merger hopes to set itself up as the market leader for share issues over the Net.
- We seem to be inundated with new share issues at the moment.
- Launched in Delhi on Thursday, the new issues will not be an exact replica of the English version.
- Although it intends to distribute corporate new issues eventually, it has not yet done so.
- To qualify for the tax relief you must buy new issues of VCT shares and hold them for at least three years.
- Fans want to know where the money went from three separate share issues, and why Milne is so keen to move out of Pittodrie.
- 2.2count noun Each of a regular series of publications.
（出版物的）期，号 the December issue of the magazine 杂志的12月号。 Example sentencesExamples - As this issue of Imprint is distributed, it is the last day of classes for the winter 2004 term.
- See update on the team's progress in the Aghamore notes in this week's issue.
- One of the editorial board told Socialist Worker that it is on course for 9,000 sales of its latest issue.
- Sports Illustrated will publish its world-famous swimsuit issue next month.
- New insights on this key issue have been provided by three articles published in this issue.
- Based on the Japan Times news item reprinted in this issue, it appears as if he's game.
- The President of the SPCA did so at once, but to date that response has not appeared in any issue.
- Currently, we are working on an alliance with a major publisher to produce and distribute each issue as a book.
- In the April 6 issue there appears an article under the byline of staffer Handrie Basson.
- A full report on the launch of the festival will be published in next week's issue.
- The findings are being published in this week's issue of the journal Nature.
- This paper was an earlier version of the article of the same title which appears in this issue.
- The downside is that sometimes you end up publishing a very thin issue as was the case February.
- Due to computer problems the local notes were not included in last week's issue of the Western People.
- The research appears in this week's issue of the Journal of Biochemistry.
- This thing is supposed to be done and published in the April 30th issue of the Citizen.
- The full list of winners is published on our sports pages in this week's issue.
- In next month's issue of Vogue magazine Parker claims that she may move to Ireland permanently with her husband.
- The interview is published in the next issue of Vanity Fair, on sale from December 3.
- Montague published his findings in the October 2004 issue of Neuron, and a cottage industry was born.
Synonyms edition, number, instalment, copy printing, imprint, impression, version, publication
3A result or outcome of something. 〈旧〉结果；后果 the chance of carrying such a scheme to a successful issue was small 成功地完成这项方案的可能性很小。 Example sentencesExamples - The successful issue of the great battle increased business and made the general attitude still firmer.
Synonyms result, outcome, consequence, end result, net result, upshot, effect, after-effect, aftermath, conclusion, end, denouement informal pay-off 4The action of flowing or coming out. 流出，放出，发出 流出点。 Example sentencesExamples - With an issue of blood she was cut off from the worship of God in the formal sense.
Synonyms discharge, emission, release, outflow, outflowing, outpouring, outrush, rush, flood, deluge, spurt, jet, cascade, stream, torrent, gush flow, flux, outflux, welling leakage, escape, drain, drainage excretion, secretion, ejection, disgorgement, debouchment, emanation, exudation, exuding, venting, effluence, effluent, effusion technical efflux 5Law
formal mass noun Children of one's own. 〈正式〉或〔律〕子女，后代，后嗣 the earl died without male issue 伯爵死后没有子嗣。 Example sentencesExamples - Their eldest son, another Tyringham Backwell, had died without male issue in 1748.
Synonyms offspring, descendants, heirs, successors, children, sons or daughters, progeny, scions, family, youngsters, babies informal kids derogatory spawn archaic seed, fruit, fruit of one's loins
verbissues, issuing, issued ˈɪʃuːˈɪsjuːˈɪʃu 1with object Supply or distribute (something) for use or sale. 提供，分配，分发 licences were issued indiscriminately to any company 一视同仁地把许可证发给各公司。 Christmas stamps to be issued in November 11月将发行的圣诞节纪念邮票。 Example sentencesExamples - They make money cashing the checks they issue at the end of each shift.
- So keep the place supplied with the essentials or issue a printed warning to bring your own.
- A medical certificate was duly issued on April 4th, 1883 saying that Thomas Higgins was first-class insurance material.
- One of the most notable trends is a persistent drop in cases where no tax documents are issued for the sale of goods or services.
- Lancashire Royal British Legion received a supply of the badges and was told to issue them to all those who were eligible.
- A marriage certificate was also issued by the temple authorities.
- The leaflets were issued on 22 May, to be returned by 5 June.
- The banknote was never issued for circulation, and the banknote in the auction was probably unique.
- Following the procedure, the court immediately issued the warrant, Lina said.
- And they could face jail if they refuse to co-operate with parenting orders issued by courts in Stockport.
- The transaction is expected to close within ten days, subject to the terms of the sale order issued by the bankruptcy court.
- The lawsuit has been issued on behalf of some of these students.
- Any chance of you ever issuing the script for sale?
- The judge then issued a bench warrant for her arrest.
- Both detention and compulsory questioning need to be authorised by a warrant issued by a prescribed authority.
- The inquest was told that leaflets and documents are published for parents, issuing warnings on cot deaths.
- A recall notice has been issued which should be of interest to those Americans who purchase their drugs in Canada.
- The Dublin district courts have refused to issue summonses which don't have a euro stamp.
- During the past two centuries, 13 Scottish banks have issued notes for circulation in this country.
- A warrant was issued for his arrest, and he fled to Switzerland.
Synonyms supply, provide, furnish, arm, equip, fit out, rig out, kit out, accoutre, outfit, fit up provision, stock, purvey, accommodate present, invest, endow, favour informal fix up - 1.1issue someone with Supply someone with (something)
提供，分配，分发 everyone was issued with a gas mask Example sentencesExamples - Meanwhile, we had been issued with menu cards to make our selection for dinner.
- Sisalem's chances of building a new life for himself in Australia are restricted by the nature of the visa he has been issued with.
- But he instead used the cards to get the Shanghai Branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank to issue him with 87 credit cards.
- The Government issued Mr Bigley with an Irish passport in the days before his death, in the hope it might aid efforts to save his life.
- Meanwhile, I will ensure that you are issued with a press flash if anything major happens.
- Householders are being threatened with fines if they insist on sticking with bags instead of using the bins they have been issued with as part of the council's recycling drive.
- At Kingston Crown Court, Judge William Thomas issued Carty with an antisocial behaviour order to stop him cold-calling on victims in the future.
- When checking into the hotel we were issued with a pass.
- When you join the Book Club you will be issued with a membership card and points will be awarded for various types of titles read.
- Once registered, you will be issued with your own unique five digit number, which remains your number for as long as you keep playing.
- The police force will have provided him with safety training, issued him with all the safety equipment that they can.
- On this particular Saturday, upon arrival we were issued with 12 parking vouchers.
- Officers have complained to us that the fleece jacket they have been issued with as part of the national uniform has just not kept them warm.
- On receipt of this completed application you will be issued with an ID card.
- Earlier in the war we read stories of British soldiers being forced to buy their own items such as boots in order to replace the shoddy ones they had been issued with.
- When we were issued with our badges I can assure you that they had a Lancastrian bias.
- Visitors are required to complete long questionnaires before being issued with an identity card.
- As a result, she was issued with two fixed penalty tickets totalling £120.
- Everyone is issued with a photo ID card for getting on and off ship.
- This witness testified that she was issued with only one book of Presidential ballot papers.
- 1.2 Formally send out or make known.
发布 the minister issued a statement 部长发表了一项声明。 Example sentencesExamples - The government also issued a formal apology for the injustice that was done.
- On 12 February 1912 an edict of abdication was issued on behalf of the child Emperor.
- Police today issued a safety warning after reports of increased car engine " transplanting".
- The town council and North Wiltshire District Council are not issuing any statements.
- An application was issued on 21 July by Mr. Medcalf to strike out that account.
- The real question is why any minister would need to issue such an order.
- A new bill, issued by the Minister of Trade and Commerce, is not going to make it any easier.
- The company recently issued a statement suspending the rights of some shareholders to sell their stock for cash.
- Lee said it is unclear whether a joint document will be issued after the meeting.
- The Australian government recently issued a warning about a possible new terrorist outrage in Indonesia.
- Hospital bosses today issued an unreserved apology to Ms Smith.
- I want the Prime Minister to issue a very reconciliatory statement at his next rally.
- Police yesterday issued a stern warning that no intimidation of workers would be tolerated at the plant today.
- The headquarters yesterday issued a press release to confirm that the freeway was indeed a part of the exercises.
- A press release recording the termination of the management agreement was issued on 18th May.
- The work group is to prepare this regulation, which is to be approved and issued by the minister of justice.
- Tauranga police today issued a tongue-in-cheek statement saying a robbery had taken place.
- One of the important decrees issued by this council under the Pope's direction referred to Papal elections.
- The government has also issued a statement calling on the public to " revolt against the striking trade unions".
- The Monaghan investigation report was subsequently issued on July 7 while the Dublin report was finished on August 9.
Synonyms send out, put out release, deliver publish, announce, proclaim, broadcast, promulgate, communicate, impart, purvey, circulate, distribute, spread, disseminate literary bruit about/abroad, utter
2issue fromno object Come, go, or flow out from. 出来，流出 exotic smells issued from a nearby building 奇怪的气味从附近的一座建筑物里散发了出来。 Example sentencesExamples - We will see a process whereby any lie issuing from any of them is amplified by the others, creating a multiplier effect.
- On the sides, long-eared creatures utter foliage from their mouths, and more stems issue from two heads at the rear.
- Two fire engines, from Marlborough and Pewsey, were called after smoke was seen issuing from the building.
- Such sentiments have been made explicit in numerous statements and articles issuing from Iraqi Shia media sources.
- One moment I was peacefully watching TV and the next was assailed by a high volume string of expletives issuing from the kitchen.
- All products issuing from established publishers are not gold.
- Almost at once, the smell of plant life issued from the room ducts as fresh air from the outside began to vent throughout ship.
- Closing her eyes, she released a shudder as images flowed through her mind like words would be issued from her lips.
- In recent years a flow of cookbooks numbering in the thousands has steadily issued from American publishing houses.
- He fought hard to keep his lunch down as the smell issuing from the creature infiltrated his nostrils.
- This personal capacity surely comes from insatiable love for mankind, issuing from total trust in God.
- Instead, like the earlier temple buildings, new additions were positioned to relate to the springs and the flow of the water issuing from them.
- Eroding sand, gravel and clay, with occasional springs issuing from them, present an unstable habitat for a few plants.
- Less sensible platitudes are currently issuing from the mouths of our leaders.
- His voice is a reedy hush, like a jet of water issuing from a punctured pipe.
- The noise issuing from these beasts was not unlike most people's idea of what hell must sound like.
- The text may also be viewed as a legal instruction, issuing from God, requiring a particular and mandatory punishment for murder.
- Spring Wood does not take its name from the season but from the many springs which issue from the highlands above the wood.
- True to his promise, the mayor insists on giving me a demonstration, pressing a button so that the captain's recorded voice issues from a speaker.
- There'll be no white smoke issuing from the chimney, no papal politics, no dressing up in natty crimson robes.
- If I had been a cartoon character you'd have seen a cloud with a picture of a tub of popcorn issuing from my mouth.
Synonyms emanate, emerge, proceed, exude, discharge, flow (out/forth), pour (out/forth), gush (out/forth), come (out/forth), seep (out/forth), ooze (out/forth), spread out be uttered, be emitted, be transmitted - 2.1 Result or be derived from.
由…产生，由…得出；导致，造成 the struggles of history issue from the divided heart of humanity 历史上的斗争起因于人心的不一致。 Example sentencesExamples - There are two sets of results issuing from the research outlined above.
Synonyms result, follow, ensue, develop, stem, spring, arise, start, derive, evolve, proceed, emerge, emanate, flow be got, be had, be taken be caused by, be the result of, be brought on/about by, be produced by, originate in, have its origin in, attend, accompany, be consequent on Philosophy supervene on
PhrasesUnder discussion; in dispute. 争论中的；待解决的；不一致的 the point at issue is quality Example sentencesExamples - Never exclude anyone from voicing a perspective on the question at issue.
- Indeed, beyond the conventional list of individual human rights something new was at issue.
- Less clearly stated but equally at issue is the right to set the level of profit.
- What is also at issue is the service being provided in supplying the morning-after pill in the first place.
- What appears to be at issue is whether fostering critical thought is done in a partisan manner.
- But this comparative element is too close to the question at issue: whether inequality is bad.
- The real question at issue was the pace at which gradual democratization should proceed.
- Mr Coffey later said if the material at issue was discussed it could imperil a future trial.
- Also at issue are the lack of adequate fire escapes and fire separation in the crawl space.
- The question at issue, then, is whether the judicial function has any role to fulfill in evaluating the process.
Treat too seriously or as a problem. 小题大做，夸大其事 Example sentencesExamples - The only people who are making an issue of this are the media.
- Well excuse me, Alex, but it's you that seems to be the one making an issue of this.
- Senator Maurice Cummins said at the time he felt it was a major cause for concern and he would be making an issue of it in the Senate.
- That's a worry at the back of everyone's mind really, but because they're still employing people there nobody is making an issue of it.
- He'd be as mad as those making an issue of this inherently safe transport.
- No point in making an issue of it and unleashing their goons on the media and on individuals who point fingers at them.
- If somebody makes an issue of their sex lives, then it becomes an open topic.
- Disbelieving that he was making an issue of it, I handed over the 50 leva note, which he took all over the beach to get change.
- Still, neither candidate made an issue of either the law or Flanagan's sexual orientation, and Jeffords retained the backing of gay rights groups.
- I would have liked to have done better after all that work but am telling myself not to make an issue of it.
Disagree with; challenge. 持异议，不同意；挑战 she takes issue with the notion of crime as unique to contemporary society 对于犯罪只是现代社会所特有的说法，她持异议。 Example sentencesExamples - But note that he understood what I was getting at, even though he passionately disagreed, and took issue with my bitchy tone.
- What Burrows takes issue with though is not the bans themselves, but bans that are a back-door means of protectionism.
- Ellen Willis takes issue with what she sees as our emphasis on small-scale change that does not challenge structural inequality.
- What Frank's taking issue with here is Kerry's sharing a platform with and seeking the support of veterans.
- But it's not the American military I want to take issue with in this particular instance.
- Stephen Smith is also taking issue with what it's going to cost taxpayers to sell the Government's message.
- Tell us what it was that you heard that you took issue with?
- So, it's not the contents of the documents that you're taking issue with.
- It is always worrying when people disagree with you by taking issue with an argument you never proposed.
- So, we can take issue with that, we could debate that, but that's kind of irrelevant right now.
Synonyms disagree, fail to agree, be in dispute, be in contention, be at variance, be at odds, be at loggerheads, not see eye to eye, argue, quarrel
OriginMiddle English (in the sense 'outflowing'): from Old French, based on Latin exitus, past participle of exire 'go out'. exit from mid 16th century: Exit was used during the time of Shakespeare as a stage direction meaning ‘he or she goes out’, which is the word's literal meaning in Latin. (The plural equivalent, ‘they go out’, is exeunt.) One of the best-known uses of the word is in a speech from Shakespeare's As You Like It: ‘All the world's a stage, / And all the men and women merely players: / They have their exits and their entrances; /And one man in his time plays many parts, / His acts being seven ages.’ Shakespeare is also responsible for what must be the must famous of all stage directions, from The Winter's Tale: ‘Exit, pursued by a bear’. People started using exit to mean ‘a way out’ at the end of the 17th century. The sounds of the Latin were softened in French to become the source of issue (Middle English).
Definition of issue in US English: issuenounˈiSHo͞oˈɪʃu 1An important topic or problem for debate or discussion. 问题；议题；争论点 the issue of global warming 全球变暖问题。 钱不是问题。 Example sentencesExamples - Learn the key environmental issues facing this premier tourist destination from local guides and activists.
- The news seems to be dominated by issues of race this morning.
- Deploying isolated tactical security products will not solve the complex security issues facing tomorrow's Internet community.
- By night he's a singer and stand-up comic who uses bad language and tackles controversial social issues.
- And scientific progress is a force that's apt to create, rather than solve, thorny ethical issues.
- They handle very sensitive issues dealing with national security.
- Resolving the abduction issue is an urgent matter.
- No amount of appeals to the government for education reforms will resolve the fundamental issues at stake.
- Will reputation networks solve all the safety issues relating to online dating?
- We will now have to consider critical issues affecting the attitudes and temperament of our young boys.
- The others each brought some insight about this critical issue from their own perspectives and from their own specialist areas.
- For at its heart this election has highlighted the thorny, divisive issue of what that flag stands for.
- Members have a right to debate these contentious issues thoroughly.
- Let's talk about some other sensitive issues on your agenda.
- What do you think are the most important issues in this campaign?
- I also wonder: would there be privacy issues associated with public perusal of the tapes?
- The present research was designed to explore substantive issues relating to levels of burnout among New Zealand primary school teachers.
- On other key policy issues, opinions were less divided.
- Money was definitely the issue in this case.
- If you were a Georgetown student, would you feel free to debate controversial issues related to sexual orientation?
- The issues which arise are issues of principle; they turn on no contested facts.
Synonyms matter, matter in question, affair, business, subject, topic, question, point, point at issue, item, thing, case, concern, theme - 1.1 Personal problems or difficulties.
〈非正式〉个人问题；个人困难 a nice guy with a great sense of humor and not too many issues Example sentencesExamples - Everybody there had issues from child abandonment to drug abuse, but I got used to it and just stayed to myself.
- She loved the bratty little boy that grew up into a bratty man with his share of drug issues.
- I just wish I knew where to draw the line when it comes to my own personal issues.
- Patients with personality disorder issues may be most difficult of all to assess.
- We are told in some of the cases, these men were involved in personal family issues.
- The point is that many live to regret addressing specific personal issues in song.
- Uncertainty about my career and other personal issues meant instead of settling down like a normal person, I was going out a lot.
- She's standing very close to me, but for some reason the personal space issues are out of the window.
- This may be true on personal issues but I think with regard to military interventions this is not fair.
- In relationships they may be confronted with their unresolved personal issues.
- Therefore, students can come see him about almost anything, even personal issues if they so desire.
- I thought it was just me - I am oversensitive to personal space issues.
- So now maybe the personal issues at the center of the dramatic case might be examined.
- Those were the days of immense depression and high stress personal issues.
- You will learn to resolve personal issues without using guns, lawyers or therapists.
- A lot can be said about this, but Government is only looking at financial matters and not so much at the personal issues.
- When we engage with our issues only as personal problems we come to blame ourselves for our troubles.
- Parent and child - this type of couple often has shared issues with dependency and trust.
- But there are also a lot of very genuinely difficult issues to work through.
Synonyms issuing, issuance, publication, publishing problem, difficulty, complication, difficult situation, snag, predicament, plight, hitch, catch, drawback, pitfall, handicap, impediment, hindrance, obstacle, hurdle, stumbling block, obstruction, barrier - 1.2issues Problems or difficulties, especially with a service or facility.
（服务或设施方面的）问题，困难 a small number of users are experiencing connectivity issues 少数用户正在遭遇线路故障问题。 Synonyms problem, difficulty, complication, difficult situation, snag, predicament, plight, hitch, catch, drawback, pitfall, handicap, impediment, hindrance, obstacle, hurdle, stumbling block, obstruction, barrier
2The action of supplying or distributing an item for use, sale, or official purposes. 分配；分发；发行 the issue of promissory notes by the bank 英格兰银行纸币的发行。 Example sentencesExamples - The Legislature had in mind such transactions as the transfer and sale and issue of securities.
- The two most important clauses for the purposes of the preliminary issue were clauses 4 and 13.
- There was no limit to bank note issue, except the utmost which each bank could keep afloat.
- The company is involved in a put option structure which could shortly lead to a major issue of shares in Spain.
- Later, consideration will be given to making it part of the initial free issue of uniform made to new entrants.
- The officials hoped that this would pave the way for issue of licence by the end of the month.
- Several tours and issues have come since, with distribution going right across the country.
- However, plans for the unit sales and bond issue remain at an early stage, he added.
Synonyms issuing, issuance, publication, publishing - 2.1 A number or set of items distributed at one time.
一次发行额 a share issue has been launched 一次股票发行已经启动。 Example sentencesExamples - Fans want to know where the money went from three separate share issues, and why Milne is so keen to move out of Pittodrie.
- Although it intends to distribute corporate new issues eventually, it has not yet done so.
- We seem to be inundated with new share issues at the moment.
- This usually involved share or bond issues which were traded on the stock markets.
- To qualify for the full tax relief, you must invest in a new issue of VCT shares and hold the stock for at least three years.
- Banks will also be free to price their subsequent issues once their shares are listed on stock exchanges.
- The deal comes after a share issue last August failed to attract the necessary investment.
- The EPO and VEM merger hopes to set itself up as the market leader for share issues over the Net.
- It did not say when the new pricing rules would be unveiled but share issues already approved would not be affected.
- Some of the modern ones appreciate in value, but it is often difficult to sell modern issues for a quick profit.
- The Seychelles Government was not amused and cancelled the complete note issue.
- However, this morning it was announced that this is to be repaid by an issue of new shares at 48p.
- One way to get companies to cut back on share issues is to make them pay for them.
- To qualify for the tax relief you must buy new issues of VCT shares and hold them for at least three years.
- In question is whether an issue of shares constitutes a supply for VAT purposes.
- Launched in Delhi on Thursday, the new issues will not be an exact replica of the English version.
- Fewer than half of the new share issues scheduled for this year were completed.
- 2.2 Each of a regular series of publications.
（出版物的）期，号 the December issue of the magazine 杂志的12月号。 Example sentencesExamples - The full list of winners is published on our sports pages in this week's issue.
- The interview is published in the next issue of Vanity Fair, on sale from December 3.
- The findings are being published in this week's issue of the journal Nature.
- As this issue of Imprint is distributed, it is the last day of classes for the winter 2004 term.
- Based on the Japan Times news item reprinted in this issue, it appears as if he's game.
- See update on the team's progress in the Aghamore notes in this week's issue.
- The research appears in this week's issue of the Journal of Biochemistry.
- The downside is that sometimes you end up publishing a very thin issue as was the case February.
- Currently, we are working on an alliance with a major publisher to produce and distribute each issue as a book.
- Montague published his findings in the October 2004 issue of Neuron, and a cottage industry was born.
- The President of the SPCA did so at once, but to date that response has not appeared in any issue.
- In the April 6 issue there appears an article under the byline of staffer Handrie Basson.
- Due to computer problems the local notes were not included in last week's issue of the Western People.
- This paper was an earlier version of the article of the same title which appears in this issue.
- This thing is supposed to be done and published in the April 30th issue of the Citizen.
- In next month's issue of Vogue magazine Parker claims that she may move to Ireland permanently with her husband.
- One of the editorial board told Socialist Worker that it is on course for 9,000 sales of its latest issue.
- New insights on this key issue have been provided by three articles published in this issue.
- Sports Illustrated will publish its world-famous swimsuit issue next month.
- A full report on the launch of the festival will be published in next week's issue.
Synonyms edition, number, instalment, copy
3A result or outcome of something. 〈旧〉结果；后果 the chance of carrying such a scheme to a successful issue was small 成功地完成这项方案的可能性很小。 Example sentencesExamples - The successful issue of the great battle increased business and made the general attitude still firmer.
Synonyms result, outcome, consequence, end result, net result, upshot, effect, after-effect, aftermath, conclusion, end, denouement 4The action of flowing or coming out. 流出，放出，发出 流出点。 血液的流出。 Example sentencesExamples - With an issue of blood she was cut off from the worship of God in the formal sense.
Synonyms discharge, emission, release, outflow, outflowing, outpouring, outrush, rush, flood, deluge, spurt, jet, cascade, stream, torrent, gush 5Law
formal Children of one's own. 〈正式〉或〔律〕子女，后代，后嗣 he died without male issue 伯爵死后没有子嗣。 Example sentencesExamples - Their eldest son, another Tyringham Backwell, had died without male issue in 1748.
Synonyms offspring, descendants, heirs, successors, children, sons or daughters, progeny, scions, family, youngsters, babies
verbˈiSHo͞oˈɪʃu 1with object Supply or distribute (something) 提供，分配，分发 licenses were issued indiscriminately to any company 一视同仁地把许可证发给各公司。 Example sentencesExamples - The transaction is expected to close within ten days, subject to the terms of the sale order issued by the bankruptcy court.
- The Dublin district courts have refused to issue summonses which don't have a euro stamp.
- Both detention and compulsory questioning need to be authorised by a warrant issued by a prescribed authority.
- And they could face jail if they refuse to co-operate with parenting orders issued by courts in Stockport.
- One of the most notable trends is a persistent drop in cases where no tax documents are issued for the sale of goods or services.
- Following the procedure, the court immediately issued the warrant, Lina said.
- A marriage certificate was also issued by the temple authorities.
- The banknote was never issued for circulation, and the banknote in the auction was probably unique.
- They make money cashing the checks they issue at the end of each shift.
- So keep the place supplied with the essentials or issue a printed warning to bring your own.
- During the past two centuries, 13 Scottish banks have issued notes for circulation in this country.
- A warrant was issued for his arrest, and he fled to Switzerland.
- The lawsuit has been issued on behalf of some of these students.
- Any chance of you ever issuing the script for sale?
- A recall notice has been issued which should be of interest to those Americans who purchase their drugs in Canada.
- Lancashire Royal British Legion received a supply of the badges and was told to issue them to all those who were eligible.
- A medical certificate was duly issued on April 4th, 1883 saying that Thomas Higgins was first-class insurance material.
- The leaflets were issued on 22 May, to be returned by 5 June.
- The judge then issued a bench warrant for her arrest.
- The inquest was told that leaflets and documents are published for parents, issuing warnings on cot deaths.
Synonyms supply, provide, furnish, arm, equip, fit out, rig out, kit out, accoutre, outfit, fit up - 1.1issue someone with Supply someone with (something).
提供，分配，分发 Example sentencesExamples - This witness testified that she was issued with only one book of Presidential ballot papers.
- Officers have complained to us that the fleece jacket they have been issued with as part of the national uniform has just not kept them warm.
- Earlier in the war we read stories of British soldiers being forced to buy their own items such as boots in order to replace the shoddy ones they had been issued with.
- Meanwhile, we had been issued with menu cards to make our selection for dinner.
- When you join the Book Club you will be issued with a membership card and points will be awarded for various types of titles read.
- When checking into the hotel we were issued with a pass.
- Visitors are required to complete long questionnaires before being issued with an identity card.
- Sisalem's chances of building a new life for himself in Australia are restricted by the nature of the visa he has been issued with.
- At Kingston Crown Court, Judge William Thomas issued Carty with an antisocial behaviour order to stop him cold-calling on victims in the future.
- On receipt of this completed application you will be issued with an ID card.
- When we were issued with our badges I can assure you that they had a Lancastrian bias.
- Everyone is issued with a photo ID card for getting on and off ship.
- But he instead used the cards to get the Shanghai Branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank to issue him with 87 credit cards.
- On this particular Saturday, upon arrival we were issued with 12 parking vouchers.
- Once registered, you will be issued with your own unique five digit number, which remains your number for as long as you keep playing.
- The police force will have provided him with safety training, issued him with all the safety equipment that they can.
- Meanwhile, I will ensure that you are issued with a press flash if anything major happens.
- Householders are being threatened with fines if they insist on sticking with bags instead of using the bins they have been issued with as part of the council's recycling drive.
- As a result, she was issued with two fixed penalty tickets totalling £120.
- The Government issued Mr Bigley with an Irish passport in the days before his death, in the hope it might aid efforts to save his life.
- 1.2 Formally send out or make known.
发布 the minister issued a statement 部长发表了一项声明。 Example sentencesExamples - Lee said it is unclear whether a joint document will be issued after the meeting.
- The company recently issued a statement suspending the rights of some shareholders to sell their stock for cash.
- Police yesterday issued a stern warning that no intimidation of workers would be tolerated at the plant today.
- Hospital bosses today issued an unreserved apology to Ms Smith.
- An application was issued on 21 July by Mr. Medcalf to strike out that account.
- Police today issued a safety warning after reports of increased car engine " transplanting".
- The town council and North Wiltshire District Council are not issuing any statements.
- The government has also issued a statement calling on the public to " revolt against the striking trade unions".
- A press release recording the termination of the management agreement was issued on 18th May.
- A new bill, issued by the Minister of Trade and Commerce, is not going to make it any easier.
- The government also issued a formal apology for the injustice that was done.
- The Australian government recently issued a warning about a possible new terrorist outrage in Indonesia.
- Tauranga police today issued a tongue-in-cheek statement saying a robbery had taken place.
- The work group is to prepare this regulation, which is to be approved and issued by the minister of justice.
- The headquarters yesterday issued a press release to confirm that the freeway was indeed a part of the exercises.
- On 12 February 1912 an edict of abdication was issued on behalf of the child Emperor.
- I want the Prime Minister to issue a very reconciliatory statement at his next rally.
- The Monaghan investigation report was subsequently issued on July 7 while the Dublin report was finished on August 9.
- The real question is why any minister would need to issue such an order.
- One of the important decrees issued by this council under the Pope's direction referred to Papal elections.
- 1.3 Put (something) on sale or into general use.
发行 Christmas stamps to be issued in November 11月将发行的圣诞节纪念邮票。
2issue fromno object Come, go, or flow out from. 出来，流出 exotic smells issued from a nearby building 奇怪的气味从附近的一座建筑物里散发了出来。 Example sentencesExamples - Spring Wood does not take its name from the season but from the many springs which issue from the highlands above the wood.
- Closing her eyes, she released a shudder as images flowed through her mind like words would be issued from her lips.
- We will see a process whereby any lie issuing from any of them is amplified by the others, creating a multiplier effect.
- If I had been a cartoon character you'd have seen a cloud with a picture of a tub of popcorn issuing from my mouth.
- He fought hard to keep his lunch down as the smell issuing from the creature infiltrated his nostrils.
- All products issuing from established publishers are not gold.
- On the sides, long-eared creatures utter foliage from their mouths, and more stems issue from two heads at the rear.
- There'll be no white smoke issuing from the chimney, no papal politics, no dressing up in natty crimson robes.
- The text may also be viewed as a legal instruction, issuing from God, requiring a particular and mandatory punishment for murder.
- In recent years a flow of cookbooks numbering in the thousands has steadily issued from American publishing houses.
- One moment I was peacefully watching TV and the next was assailed by a high volume string of expletives issuing from the kitchen.
- The noise issuing from these beasts was not unlike most people's idea of what hell must sound like.
- True to his promise, the mayor insists on giving me a demonstration, pressing a button so that the captain's recorded voice issues from a speaker.
- Two fire engines, from Marlborough and Pewsey, were called after smoke was seen issuing from the building.
- Less sensible platitudes are currently issuing from the mouths of our leaders.
- Instead, like the earlier temple buildings, new additions were positioned to relate to the springs and the flow of the water issuing from them.
- Almost at once, the smell of plant life issued from the room ducts as fresh air from the outside began to vent throughout ship.
- This personal capacity surely comes from insatiable love for mankind, issuing from total trust in God.
- His voice is a reedy hush, like a jet of water issuing from a punctured pipe.
- Such sentiments have been made explicit in numerous statements and articles issuing from Iraqi Shia media sources.
- Eroding sand, gravel and clay, with occasional springs issuing from them, present an unstable habitat for a few plants.
Synonyms emanate, emerge, proceed, exude, discharge, flow, flow forth, flow out, pour, pour forth, pour out, gush, gush forth, gush out, come, come forth, come out, seep, seep forth, seep out, ooze, ooze forth, ooze out, spread out - 2.1 Result or be derived from.
由…产生，由…得出；导致，造成 the struggles of history issue from the divided heart of humanity 历史上的斗争起因于人心的不一致。 Example sentencesExamples - There are two sets of results issuing from the research outlined above.
Synonyms result, follow, ensue, develop, stem, spring, arise, start, derive, evolve, proceed, emerge, emanate, flow
PhrasesUnder discussion; in dispute. 争论中的；待解决的；不一致的 Example sentencesExamples - What is also at issue is the service being provided in supplying the morning-after pill in the first place.
- Less clearly stated but equally at issue is the right to set the level of profit.
- Also at issue are the lack of adequate fire escapes and fire separation in the crawl space.
- The real question at issue was the pace at which gradual democratization should proceed.
- Indeed, beyond the conventional list of individual human rights something new was at issue.
- Mr Coffey later said if the material at issue was discussed it could imperil a future trial.
- But this comparative element is too close to the question at issue: whether inequality is bad.
- The question at issue, then, is whether the judicial function has any role to fulfill in evaluating the process.
- What appears to be at issue is whether fostering critical thought is done in a partisan manner.
- Never exclude anyone from voicing a perspective on the question at issue.
Treat too seriously or as a problem. 小题大做，夸大其事 Example sentencesExamples - Senator Maurice Cummins said at the time he felt it was a major cause for concern and he would be making an issue of it in the Senate.
- The only people who are making an issue of this are the media.
- If somebody makes an issue of their sex lives, then it becomes an open topic.
- That's a worry at the back of everyone's mind really, but because they're still employing people there nobody is making an issue of it.
- Well excuse me, Alex, but it's you that seems to be the one making an issue of this.
- Disbelieving that he was making an issue of it, I handed over the 50 leva note, which he took all over the beach to get change.
- No point in making an issue of it and unleashing their goons on the media and on individuals who point fingers at them.
- Still, neither candidate made an issue of either the law or Flanagan's sexual orientation, and Jeffords retained the backing of gay rights groups.
- He'd be as mad as those making an issue of this inherently safe transport.
- I would have liked to have done better after all that work but am telling myself not to make an issue of it.
Disagree with; challenge. 持异议，不同意；挑战 she takes issue with the notion of crime as unique to contemporary society 对于犯罪只是现代社会所特有的说法，她持异议。 Example sentencesExamples - But note that he understood what I was getting at, even though he passionately disagreed, and took issue with my bitchy tone.
- What Burrows takes issue with though is not the bans themselves, but bans that are a back-door means of protectionism.
- So, it's not the contents of the documents that you're taking issue with.
- Stephen Smith is also taking issue with what it's going to cost taxpayers to sell the Government's message.
- It is always worrying when people disagree with you by taking issue with an argument you never proposed.
- So, we can take issue with that, we could debate that, but that's kind of irrelevant right now.
- But it's not the American military I want to take issue with in this particular instance.
- Tell us what it was that you heard that you took issue with?
- What Frank's taking issue with here is Kerry's sharing a platform with and seeking the support of veterans.
- Ellen Willis takes issue with what she sees as our emphasis on small-scale change that does not challenge structural inequality.
Synonyms disagree, fail to agree, be in dispute, be in contention, be at variance, be at odds, be at loggerheads, not see eye to eye, argue, quarrel
OriginMiddle English (in the sense ‘outflowing’): from Old French, based on Latin exitus, past participle of exire ‘go out’. |