réémettre

réémettre is a French verb that translates to "reissue" or "re-emit" in English. It signifies the act of issuing something again, whether it be a document, a publication, a signal, or an emission. The prefix "ré-" indicates repetition or doing something again.

In the context of documents, réémettre can refer to reissuing a passport, a certificate, or a ticket that may have been lost, damaged, or expired. For example, if a passport is lost, an individual would need to réémettre it through the appropriate government agency. In publishing, it might describe reissuing a book that was previously out of print or reprinting an article.

The term can also be applied to signals or emissions. For instance, a radio transmitter might réémettre a signal after a temporary interruption. Similarly, a company might réémettre invoices if there was an error in the original issuance. The core concept is always the act of putting something out or making it available for a second time. The specific context will determine the most accurate English translation.