émettent

émettent is the third-person plural present indicative form of the French verb émettre. The verb émettre generally translates to "to emit," "to issue," "to transmit," or "to broadcast" in English. It is used in a variety of contexts to describe the act of sending something out or releasing it.

In physics and science, émettre can refer to the emission of light, heat, radiation, or particles. For example, stars émettent light and heat. Radioactive materials émettent radiation.

In a more general sense, émettre can be used for the issuance of official documents or statements. A government might émettre a new law, or a company might émettre a press release. Financial institutions émettent currency or securities.

The verb is also commonly used in the context of broadcasting and communication. Radio and television stations émettent programs. Telephones émettent signals. Thus, "émettent" signifies the action performed by multiple entities in sending out or releasing something, whether it be physical energy, information, or official communications.