issue

question, sujet, problème

Sujet dont on discute, surtout lorsqu’il pose un problème ou suscite un désaccord.

En anglais simple : A subject people discuss, especially one that involves a problem or disagreement.

• We need to discuss this issue.
• The meeting raised several important issues.
• Is safety an issue at this factory?

Comment l'utiliser : the issue of something (We discussed the issue of affordable housing.)

Synonymes : matter, question, problem, topic

Expressions courantes : an important issue, raise an issue, issue of something, deal with issues

numéro, édition

Exemplaire d’un journal ou d’une revue correspondant à une date de parution donnée.

En anglais simple : One edition of a magazine, newspaper, or similar publication, released at a particular time.

• The new issue is out.
• This issue contains an interview with a famous scientist.
• I keep old issues of the newspaper.

Comment l'utiliser : an issue of something (I bought the latest issue of the magazine.)

Synonymes : edition, number

Expressions courantes : latest issue, issue of something, special issue, next issue

descendance, descendants

Enfants d’une personne et générations suivantes de sa famille.

En anglais simple : Someone’s children and the later generations of their family.

• He died without issue.
• The estate passed to her surviving issue.
• The will divided the property among his issue.

Synonymes : descendants, offspring

Expressions courantes : without issue, surviving issue, lawful issue

stock entier, lot complet

Toute la quantité disponible d’une chose.

En anglais simple : The complete supply or quantity of something.

• They took our whole issue of beer.
• We lost the entire issue of supplies in the flood.
• The cook used our whole issue of flour.

Synonymes : supply, stock

Expressions courantes : whole issue, entire issue, issue of something

publier, émettre, délivrer

Publier, annoncer ou distribuer quelque chose officiellement.

En anglais simple : To officially publish, announce, or give out something.

• Police issued a warning.
• The government will issue new guidelines tomorrow.
• Every worker was issued with a security pass.

Comment l'utiliser : issue something to someone (The office issued a new passport to her.); issue someone with something (The school issued each student with a laptop.)

Synonymes : release, publish, distribute

Expressions courantes : issue a statement, issue a warning, issue an order, issue a permit

sortir, jaillir, émaner

Sortir ou s’écouler d’un lieu ou d’une source.

En anglais simple : To flow or come out of a place or source.

• Water issued from the spring.
• A thin stream of smoke issued from the chimney.
• Strange sounds issued from the closed room.

Comment l'utiliser : issue from something (Smoke issued from a crack in the wall.)

Synonymes : flow, emerge, come out

Expressions courantes : issue from something, issue forth, issue out of

se ruer dehors, sortir à l’attaque

Sortir rapidement d’un lieu, notamment pour attaquer.

En anglais simple : To move quickly out of a place, especially to attack.

• The troops issued forth at dawn.
• Armed riders issued from the gates.
• The defenders issued out of the castle and attacked.

Comment l'utiliser : issue from something (Soldiers issued from the fortress to attack the camp.)

Synonymes : sally forth, rush out

Expressions courantes : issue from something, issue forth, issue out of