issuing

UK
/ˈɪʃuːɪŋ/
US
/ˈɪʃuɪŋ/
issuingnoun
issuings
pl
Translations
délivranceSurtout pour des documents, autorisations ou pièces officielles.
The issuing of passports is handled by the government agency.
La délivrance des passeports est assurée par l’agence gouvernementale.
Additional translations
jaillissementPour l’idée de sortie ou d’émergence d’une source.
Definitions
The act of officially giving something out or making it available.
The issuing of passports is handled by the government agency.
The action of flowing out or emerging from a source.
The issuing of water from the spring was steady even during the drought.
issuinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈɪʃuːɪŋ/
US
/ˈɪʃuɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe a body or institution that releases something, e.g., "issuing bank".
Translations
émetteurS’emploie surtout pour un organisme ou une autorité qui délivre ou émet quelque chose.
The issuing authority rejected the application.
L’autorité émettrice a rejeté la demande.
Definitions
Related to or responsible for giving out or distributing something.
The issuing authority rejected the application.
issuenoun
Definitions
An important topic or problem for debate or discussion.
The issue of climate change is a major concern for governments worldwide.
The action of supplying or distributing an item for use, sale, or official purposes.
The issue of new passports will begin next month.
A result or outcome of something.
The issue of the negotiations was a successful trade agreement.
A single copy of a periodical publication.
I just received the latest issue of the magazine in the mail.
Children or descendants.
He left all his property to his issue.
The act or an instance of flowing, going, or coming out from a source; outflow; discharge.
A faint issue of steam could be seen escaping from the valve.
A difficulty or problem that causes inconvenience, anxiety, or controversy.
If you keep having issues with the printer, call the IT department for help.
issueverb

issuing

ing-form

issued
Past Simple
issued
Past Participle
issuing
ing-form
UK
/ˈɪʃuː/
US
/ˈɪʃuː/
Translations
sortir de
Smoke began to issue from the chimney.
La fumée a commencé à sortir de la cheminée.
délivrerPour des documents, permis, passeports, etc.
The government will issue new passports next month.
Le gouvernement délivrera de nouveaux passeports le mois prochain.
publierPour des directives, rapports, communiqués ou textes officiels.
The government will issue new guidelines next week.
Le gouvernement publiera de nouvelles directives la semaine prochaine.
Additional translations
s’échapper dePour la fumée, la vapeur ou une odeur.
jaillir dePour un liquide ou un jet.
émettreSurtout en finance, pour des titres, billets ou obligations.
Definitions
To supply or distribute something officially.
The government will issue new guidelines next week.
To come forth or emerge.
Smoke began to issue from the chimney.
issueadjective
Definitions
Relating to or denoting something at the moment it is issued, especially the date, price, or number associated with an issuance.
The shares traded above their issue price on the first day.