iss

IPA/ˈɪs/
IPA/ˈɪs/

iss — noun

1. a written short form of the word 'issue'. It is used in front of a number to ref

1.名詞B1
釋義

a written short form of the word 'issue'. It is used in front of a number to refer to a specific edition of a publication, a numbered problem report, or a particular topic in a series of documents.

例句

Min, please check iss 42 before you send the update to the team.

iss + number for referring to a specific item

Constanza found the bug report under iss 314 and added her notes.

iss + number for a tracked problem report

同義詞
  • issue

    the full form; use in most writing contexts except informal notes or reference systems

  • #

    another way to mark a number in a sequence (e.g., #42), but '#' does not carry the 'issue' meaning on its own

文法句型

iss + number/number sign

用法筆記

Almost always written before a number (e.g. iss 12, iss #7). Do not use in formal academic or legal writing.

常見錯誤

❌The iss of climate change was discussed.
✅The issue of climate change was discussed.
💡'iss' is only used as a short form before a number, not as a substitute for 'issue' in full sentences.