英语词汇“issuance”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

issue /ishˈū or -oo, also isˈū/

noun

A going or flowing out

An outlet

(an) act of sending out

That which flows or passes out

Offspring, children

Produce, profits

A fine (obsolete)

A putting into circulation, giving out for use, as of banknotes

Publication, as of a book

A set of things put forth at one time

A single thing given out or supplied (chiefly military)

An act or deed (Shakespeare)

Ultimate result, outcome

Upshot

Lucky or successful outcome (Shakespeare)

Critical determination

A point in dispute

A point on which a question depends

A question awaiting decision or ripe for decision

A discharge or flux (archaic med)

An ulcer produced artificially

intransitive verb

Spenser

usu

issueˈ

To go, flow or come out

To proceed, as from a source

To spring

To be produced

To come to a point in fact or law (law)

To turn out, result, terminate

transitive verb

To send out

To put forth

To put into circulation

To publish

To give out for use

To supply (military)

ORIGIN: OFr issue, from issir to go or flow out, from L exīre, from ex out, and īre to go

issˈuable adjective

issˈuably adverb

issˈuance noun

The act of giving out, promulgation

issˈuant adjective (heraldry)

Issuing or coming up from another, as a charge or bearing

issˈueless adjective

Without issue
Childless

issˈuer noun

issuing house noun

A corporate bank that handles share issues on behalf of listed companies

at issue

In disagreement
In dispute

feigned issue (law)

An issue made up for trial by agreement of the parties or by an order of court, instead of by the ordinary legal procedure

force the issue

To hasten or compel a final decision on a matter

general issue (law)

A simple denial of the whole charge, as ‘Not guilty’, instead of a special issue, an issue taken by denying a particular part of the allegations

have issues

To have unresolved points of conflict or grievance

immaterial issue (law)

An issue which is not decisive of any part of the litigation, as opposed to a material issue, one which necessarily involves some part of the rights in controversy

join (or take) issue

To take an opposite position, or opposite positions, in dispute
To enter into dispute
To take up a point as basis of dispute

make an issue of

To exaggerate the seriousness of

side issue

A subordinate issue arising from the main business