issue from some place

issue (forth) from (some thing or place)

To flow, ooze, or otherwise come out of something. A great deal of water issued forth from the pipe when it burst.

to go out or come out of a place. The news releases issued forth from the pressroom on a regular basis. Clear water issued from the side of the hill.

词组	issue from some place
释义	issue from some place issue (forth) from (some thing or place) To flow, ooze, or otherwise come out of something. A great deal of water issued forth from the pipe when it burst. See also: issue, thing Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. issue (forth) from some place to go out or come out of a place. The news releases issued forth from the pressroom on a regular basis. Clear water issued from the side of the hill. See also: issue, place McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: issue (forth) from (some thing or place) issue from come forth other than other than (something) do someone or something justice ain’t 1 go out of let something drop helluva someone/something
随便看	salivate salivate (all) over (someone or something) salivate over 'sall good sally sally fairy ann sally forth saloon salt salt a mine salt and pepper salt-and-pepper salt away salt away, to salt down salt horse saltine salt in the/(one's) wound(s) salt mines salt of the earth salt of the earth, the salt (one's) game salt (something) down salt (something) with (something) salt the books