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Pronunciation / Transliteration: fā bù
"该机构负责官方公告的发布工作。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
The action of officially making something available, publishing, or distributing something such as shares, currency, or an official notice.
"The government announced the issuance of new biometric passports starting next month." - 2
The official document or item that is published or distributed.
"Check the date of issuance printed on the back of your certification card."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Anglo-Norman French 'issuer', originating from the Late Latin 'exire', meaning 'to go out'. It evolved in Middle English to denote the act of flowing out or coming forth, eventually stabilizing in financial and administrative contexts to mean the official publication or distribution of documents, shares, or decrees.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Issuance" is said worldwide
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émission
Transliteration: e-mi-sjɔ̃
"L'émission de nouvelles actions a rapporté des capitaux importants."
Ausgabe
Transliteration: ˈaʊsˌɡaːbə
"Die Ausgabe neuer Wertpapiere wurde für nächste Woche geplant."
emissione
Transliteration: e-mis-ˈsjo-ne
"L'emissione del passaporto richiede circa due settimane."
emisión
Transliteration: e-mi-ˈsjon
"La emisión de los billetes nuevos comenzará mañana."
emissão
Transliteration: e-mi-ˈsɐ̃w
"A emissão do visto foi aprovada pelo consulado."
जारी करना
Transliteration: jari karna
"नए नियमों का जारी होना कल से प्रभावी होगा।"
发布
Transliteration: fā bù
"该机构负责官方公告的发布工作。"
발행
Transliteration: bal-haeng
"여권 발신 및 발행 절차가 완료되었습니다."
発行
Transliteration: hakkō
"新しいパスポートの発行には一週間かかります。"
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