new issue
nuː ˈɪʃuː
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Definition of new issue - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
publishingthe latest edition of a publication
  • I can't wait to read the new issue of the magazine.
2.
problemsfresh problem or concern
  • The team is working to resolve the new issue that arose this morning.
3.
financeTECH.newly released stock or bondTECH.
  • Investors are showing interest in the new issue of government bonds.
initial offering
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Expressions with new

new chaptern.
new phase or period in a story or situation
The company's merger marked a new chapter in its history.
new bloodn.
new members expected to improve a group
The team is looking for new blood to win games.
new dawnn.
time when something important begins with hope or change
The election marked a new dawn for the country.
new moneyn.
wealth acquired recently, not inherited
He flaunted his new money at every social event..
break a new pathv.
create a new physical trail or route
The hikers decided to break a new path through the forest.
good as newadj.
restored to original condition
After the repair, the car looked good as new..

Expressions with issue

burning issuen.
urgent matter needing immediate attention
The budget deficit is a burning issue for the government.
at issueadj.
being discussed or debated
The main point at issue is the budget.
bread-and-butter issuen.
fundamental topic concerning basic needs or interests
Healthcare is a bread-and-butter issue for many voters.
hot-button issuen.
controversial subject sparking debate
Immigration policy is often a hot-button issue during elections.
cloud the issuev.
make a problem less clear or more confusing
He tried to cloud the issue with irrelevant details.
dodge the issuev.
evade a problem or responsibility
She dodged the issue by blaming someone else.
duck the issuev.
avoid dealing with a problem or question
The politician tried to duck the issue during the debate.
issue came to lightexp.
problem or concern becomes known or noticed
The issue came to light during the audit.
make an issue ofv.
treat something as important or problematic
She tends to make an issue of minor mistakes.
muddle the issuev.
make a situation more confusing or complicated
His comments only muddle the issue further.

Terms related to new issue

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newnesscopyeditionjournalmagazinenewspaperprintreleasevolumechallengecomplicationdifficulty

Terms with new issue included in their meaning

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teething problemn.
business
initial issue with a new project or system
rollovern.
finance
reinvestment of funds from a mature security into a new issue
begv.
new issue
cause a new question to arise
minimum subscriptionn.
securities offering
lowest total amount of investment required for a new issue to proceed
readdressingadj.
analysis
looking at an issue from a new perspective
start a fresh harev.
discussion
initiate a new topic or issue

Examples of new issue in a sentence

  • She subscribed to get the new issue monthly.
  • A new issue has been identified in the software update.
  • They encountered a new issue while testing the prototype.
  • The company announced a new issue of shares.
  • The new issue was oversubscribed within hours.

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  1. French:nouveau numéro, nouveau problème, ...
  2. German:neue Ausgabe, neues Problem, ...
  3. Italian:nuovo numero, nuovo problema, ...
  4. Spanish:nuevo número, nuevo problema, ...
  5. Portuguese:nova edição, novo problema, ...
  6. Chinese:新一期, 新问题, ...
  7. Japanese:新刊, 新しい問題, ...
  8. Arabic:عدد جديد, مُشْكِلَة جَدِيدَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:גִּילָיוֹן חָדָשׁ, בְּעָיָה חֲדָשָׁה, ...
  10. Russian:новый выпуск, новая проблема, ...
  11. Ukrainian:новий випуск, нова проблема, ...
  12. Hindi:नया अंक, नई समस्या, ...

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