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issuing

verb form (issue, issues, issued, issuing); also part of the noun issue (an issue, issues)

«issuing» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Giving out or officially supplying something (issuing tickets, issuing books). tree →
  2. Officially making something public (issuing a warning, issuing a statement). tree →
  3. (formal, old) Coming or flowing out (smoke issuing from the chimney). tree →

In the lessons

In the library, the librarian is issuing books to pupils. In safety and the news, the weather service is issuing a warning for storms. In stories: smoke issuing from a dragon's nose. Phrases: issuing a warning, issuing tickets, issuing passports.

Examples

  • The librarian is issuing new library cards today. tree →
  • The weather office is issuing a flood warning. tree →
  • The teacher was issuing worksheets to every table. tree →
  • Smoke was issuing from the chimney (formal). tree →
  • The bank is issuing new coins. tree →
  • The office is issuing passports more slowly this month. tree →
  • They are issuing a statement about the school closure. tree →
  • Never were their hearts gladdened by the song and dance of the children issuing forth from amongst the ancient oaks of the forest. tree →

Note

-ing form of "issue" (drop no letters: issue + ing loses the e: issuing). Noun "issue" also means a problem (an issue with the computer) or one edition of a magazine. In maths problems, "issuing 3 books to each of 8 pupils" means 3 × 8 = 24 books given out.

On Mova

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