Issues: meaning, definitions and examples
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issues
[ ˈɪʃuːz ]
current affairs
Problems or difficulties, especially ones that are ongoing or unresolved.
Synonyms
challenges, difficulties, problems
Examples of usage
- There are several issues that need to be addressed in our society.
- The company is facing financial issues due to poor management.
- She is passionate about environmental issues and advocates for change.
- The government is working on resolving the healthcare issues in the country.
- Family issues can sometimes be challenging to deal with.
publication
A publication, especially a periodical, containing articles on a particular subject or written by a particular group of people.
Synonyms
journal, periodical, publication
Examples of usage
- I subscribe to several issues of this magazine.
- The latest issue of the journal focuses on climate change.
- She is the editor of the upcoming issue of the literary magazine.
bring up
To bring up or introduce a topic for discussion or consideration.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She issues a warning to all employees about the new policy.
- The professor issues a statement regarding the plagiarism allegations.
- The committee issues a report on the findings of their investigation.
Translations
Translations of the word "issues" in other languages:
🇵🇹 questões
- problemas
- assuntos
🇮🇳 मुद्दे
- समस्याएँ
- प्रश्न
🇩🇪 Fragen
- Probleme
- Themen
🇮🇩 masalah
- isu
- pertanyaan
🇺🇦 питання
- проблеми
- теми
🇵🇱 kwestie
- problemy
- zagadnienia
🇯🇵 問題 (もんだい)
- 課題 (かだい)
- 問題点 (もんだいてん)
🇫🇷 questions
- problèmes
- sujets
🇪🇸 cuestiones
- problemas
- temas
🇹🇷 sorunlar
- problemler
- konular
🇰🇷 문제 (문제)
- 이슈 (이슈)
- 질문 (질문)
🇸🇦 قضايا
- مشاكل
- موضوعات
🇨🇿 otázky
- problémy
- záležitosti
🇸🇰 otázky
- problémy
- záležitosti
🇨🇳 问题 (wèntí)
- 议题 (yìtí)
- 事务 (shìwù)
🇸🇮 vprašanja
- težave
- zadeve
🇮🇸 mál
- vandamál
- spurningar
🇰🇿 мәселелер
- проблемалар
- сұрақтар
🇬🇪 საკითხები
- პრობლემები
- თემები
🇦🇿 məsələlər
- problemlər
- suallar
🇲🇽 cuestiones
- problemas
- temas
Word origin
The word 'issues' originated from the Latin word 'issuāre', meaning 'to send out'. Over time, it evolved to encompass various meanings related to problems, publications, and actions. The term gained popularity in English during the 17th century and has since become a common part of everyday language.