emission

The Spanish word 'emisión' translates to 'emission' in English. It is used mainly in scientific contexts to refer to the process of discharging or expelling matter, energy or radiation. It can also broadly mean the act of producing and releasing something, especially gas or radiation, either naturally or as a byproduct. In a financial environment, it might refer to the release or circulation of shares or currency by a company or a government. This term is often used in the context of environmental discussions, as in 'emisión de gases'.

Example sentences using: emisión

La emisión de la nueva película fue un gran éxito.

The release of the new movie was a great success.

This phrase refers to the launch or premiere of a new film, highlighting its positive reception.

La emisión de gases contaminantes está afectando al medio ambiente.

The release of polluting gases is affecting the environment.

This phrase points out the negative impact resulting from the discharge of harmful gases into the atmosphere.

La emisión del informe financiero se retrasó por problemas técnicos.

The release of the financial report was delayed due to technical issues.

This phrase deals with the postponement of a financial document, indicating that technical difficulties caused the hold-up.