latest issue
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último número
- Rosie spoke about her upcoming film Mad Max in the latest issue of Stylist magazine.
You know, I wrote in the last issue of the Wellington Letter three things you want to look for in your advisor, and if he doesn't have all three, find somebody else that does.
- You know, I wrote in the last issue of the Wellington Letter three things you want to look for in your advisor, and if he doesn't have all three, find somebody else that does.
Examples
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The results of this attempt were published in the latest issue of the Pediatrics journal.
Blog text (8) -
There is something about the latest issue of a periodical that makes it especially desirable.
Academic text (1993) -
Yesterday, I wrote about the latest issue of FOCUS news magazine here.
Blog text (28) -
Betty talked about the latest issue of Screen World.
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The study was published in the latest issue of the Behavior and Information Technology journal.
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At the lockers before the English exam, someone shows me the latest issue of the school newspaper.
Fiction book (1990) -
The findings appeared in the latest issue of the YoungMinds magazine, www.youngminds.org.uk.
Academic text (2008) -
First and most important, the latest issue of the state history journal, Idaho Yesterdays, is in print.
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There's an interesting article by Matt Cornell in the latest issue of the Australian literary journal Overland.
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Betty talked about the latest issue of Screen World.
Synonyms
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2.5
A particular version of a book, newspaper, or magazine
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2.9
One copy of a magazine or newspaper
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4.7
A single issue of a magazine or journal
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Etymology
Latest issue paints a simple image: magazines coming off the press, and the copy just released sits on top. So latest, meaning 'newest', plus issue, meaning a released edition, together refer to the 'most recent' edition.