#️⃣#Issue /ˈɪʃuː, ˈɪsjuː $ ˈɪʃuː/ #noun
💢issue of
🔹the January issue of Newsweek
💢the current / latest issue
🔹Have you seen the latest issue?
💢take issue with somebody / something ➡️ to disagree or argue with someone about something:
🔹It is difficult to take issue with his analysis.
💢take issue with somebody over something
🔹I must take issue with you over what you said yesterday.
💢make an issue (out) of something ➡️ to argue about something, especially in a way that annoys other people because they do not think it is important:
🔹I was upset by Eleanor’s remarks, but didn’t make an issue of it.
💢have issues (with somebody / something) #informal
🅰️to have problems dealing with something because of something that happened in the past:
🔹There’s a self-help group for people who have issues with money.
🅱️if you have issues with someone or something, you do not agree with or approve of them:
🔹I have a few issues with Marc.
💢at issue #formal ➡️ the problem or subject at issue is the most important part of what you are discussing or considering:
🔹At issue here is the extent to which exam results reflect a student’s ability.
💢ACT OF GIVING SOMETHING [singular] ➡️ the act of officially giving people something to use:
🔹the issue of identity cards to all non-residents
💢SET OF THINGS FOR SALE [countable] ➡️ a new set of something such as shares or stamps, made available for people to buy:
🔹We launched the share issue on March 1.
🔹a new issue of bonds
💢die without issue #old_use ➡️ to die without having any children
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💢issue of
🔹the January issue of Newsweek
💢the current / latest issue
🔹Have you seen the latest issue?
💢take issue with somebody / something ➡️ to disagree or argue with someone about something:
🔹It is difficult to take issue with his analysis.
💢take issue with somebody over something
🔹I must take issue with you over what you said yesterday.
💢make an issue (out) of something ➡️ to argue about something, especially in a way that annoys other people because they do not think it is important:
🔹I was upset by Eleanor’s remarks, but didn’t make an issue of it.
💢have issues (with somebody / something) #informal
🅰️to have problems dealing with something because of something that happened in the past:
🔹There’s a self-help group for people who have issues with money.
🅱️if you have issues with someone or something, you do not agree with or approve of them:
🔹I have a few issues with Marc.
💢at issue #formal ➡️ the problem or subject at issue is the most important part of what you are discussing or considering:
🔹At issue here is the extent to which exam results reflect a student’s ability.
💢ACT OF GIVING SOMETHING [singular] ➡️ the act of officially giving people something to use:
🔹the issue of identity cards to all non-residents
💢SET OF THINGS FOR SALE [countable] ➡️ a new set of something such as shares or stamps, made available for people to buy:
🔹We launched the share issue on March 1.
🔹a new issue of bonds
💢die without issue #old_use ➡️ to die without having any children
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#️⃣#Issue /ˈɪʃuː, ˈɪsjuː $ ˈɪʃuː/ #noun 💢issue of 🔹the January issue of Newsweek 💢the current / latest issue 🔹Have you seen the latest issue? 💢take issue with somebody / something ➡️ to disagree or argue with someone about something: 🔹It is difficult…
#️⃣#Issue /ˈɪʃuː, ˈɪsjuː $ ˈɪʃuː/ #verb [transitive]
1️⃣to officially make a statement, give an order, warning etc:
🔹Silva issued a statement denying all knowledge of the affair.
🔹a warning issued by the Surgeon General
2️⃣if an organization or someone in an official position issues something such as documents or equipment, they give these things to people who need them
💢issue a passport / permit / visa etc
🔹The US State Department issues millions of passports each year.
💢issue somebody with something
🔹All the workers were issued with protective clothing.
💢issue something to somebody
🔹The policy document will be issued to all employees.
3️⃣to officially produce something such as new stamps, coins, or shares and make them available to buy
💢issue forth #phrasal_verb #literary
💢if something issues forth, it comes out of a place or thing
💢issue forth from
🔹A low grunt issued forth from his throat.
💢issue from something #phrasal_verb #literary
💢if something issues from a place or thing, it comes out of it:
🔹Smoke issued from the factory chimneys.
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1️⃣to officially make a statement, give an order, warning etc:
🔹Silva issued a statement denying all knowledge of the affair.
🔹a warning issued by the Surgeon General
2️⃣if an organization or someone in an official position issues something such as documents or equipment, they give these things to people who need them
💢issue a passport / permit / visa etc
🔹The US State Department issues millions of passports each year.
💢issue somebody with something
🔹All the workers were issued with protective clothing.
💢issue something to somebody
🔹The policy document will be issued to all employees.
3️⃣to officially produce something such as new stamps, coins, or shares and make them available to buy
💢issue forth #phrasal_verb #literary
💢if something issues forth, it comes out of a place or thing
💢issue forth from
🔹A low grunt issued forth from his throat.
💢issue from something #phrasal_verb #literary
💢if something issues from a place or thing, it comes out of it:
🔹Smoke issued from the factory chimneys.
#Vocabulary
#Essential_English_words
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