Translation guide
How to express the act of officially giving out or producing something, such as documents, statements, or orders.
To officially give out or produce a document, certificate, ticket, or similar item.
To officially make a statement, give an order, or release an announcement.
To distribute or provide items to people, often in an official or organized manner.
To provide or supply items such as equipment, uniforms, or allowances, often by an organization to its members.
The most common and general term for issuing documents, tickets, certificates, bonds, etc. Used for both physical and digital items.
I'll have my passport issued.
This certificate is issued by the city office.
Formal term for granting or delivering an official document, license, or certificate to a specific person. Often used in legal or administrative contexts.
Issue a license.
Used specifically for issuing visas, passports, or permits by a government authority.
Issue a visa.
To announce or release information publicly. Commonly used for statements, findings, or news.
The government issued a statement.
Announce the release date of the new product.
Used for officially proclaiming or issuing orders, warnings, or alerts, especially by authorities.
Issue an evacuation advisory.
A state of emergency was declared.
A versatile verb meaning 'to put out' or 'to issue'. Used in many contexts, such as orders, permits, or notices. Less formal than 発行 or 発令.
The company issues uniforms.
Travel expenses were provided.
To distribute or hand out items, often to a group of people. Used for handouts, flyers, or relief supplies.
Distribute handouts.
They distributed food to the disaster victims.