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1 issue
issue [ˈɪ∫u:]1. nouna. ( = question) question f• the issue is whether... la question est de savoir si...► at issue• the point at issue is... la question qui se pose est...• what is at issue is whether/how... la question est de savoir si/comment...► to make an issue of sth monter qch en épingle• I don't want to make an issue of it but... je ne veux pas trop insister là-dessus mais...► to take issue with sb engager une controverse avec qnb. ( = release) [of book] publication f ; [of goods, tickets] distribution f ; [of passport, document] délivrance f ; [of banknote, cheque, shares, stamp] émission f ; [of proclamation] parution f ; [of warrant, writ, summons] lancement mc. [of newspaper, magazine] numéro md. ( = outcome) résultat m[+ book] publier ; [+ order] donner ; [+ goods, tickets] distribuer ; [+ passport, document] délivrer ; [+ banknote, cheque, shares, stamps] émettre ; [+ proclamation] faire ; [+ threat, warrant, writ] lancer ; [+ verdict] rendre* * *['ɪʃuː, 'ɪsjuː] 1.1) ( topic) problème m, question f2) ( allocation) ( of supplies) distribution f3) ( official release) (of stamps, shares) émission f; ( of book) publication f4) ( journal etc) numéro m5) ( flowing out) écoulement m6) ( outcome) résultat m7) ( offspring) descendance f2.transitive verb1) ( allocate) distribuer2) ( make public) délivrer [declaration, ultimatum]; émettre [order, warning]3) ( release officially) émettre [stamps, shares]4) ( publish) publier3.to issue from — [liquid] s'écouler de; [gas] émaner de; [shouts, laughter] provenir de
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