magazine

magazine
mag|a|zine [ `mægə,zin ] noun count ***
▸ 1 regularly published book
▸ 2 TV/radio program
▸ 3 part of gun for bullets
▸ 4 room for bullets etc.
▸ 5 part of camera/projector
1. ) a large thin book with a paper cover, containing reports, photographs, stories, etc., usually published once a month or once a week:
a fashion/gardening/sports magazine
a magazine article
a ) magazine section a magazine that is part of a newspaper, especially a Sunday newspaper
2. ) a television or radio program made up of various reports, news stories, etc.:
a new weekly magazine program
3. ) the part of a gun in which you put the bullets
4. ) a room or building used by the military for storing bullets and weapons
5. ) the part of a camera in which you put the film

Usage of the words and phrases in modern English. 2013.

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