magazine
- noun
- /ˈmæɡəˌzin/
- She enjoys reading magazines that cover fashion and lifestyle topics.
- magazine article
- publish magazines
- read magazines
We are looking for Time magazine's People of the Year.
- We are looking for Time magazine's People of the Year.
- Read more like a long feature in a magazine and I learned a lot.
- I got a huge profile in Elle magazine when my book came out.
- We would sneak things into the magazine that would be not noticed.
- No, I'm going to let Time magazine's picture say that for me.
- Is Motor Trend the magazine or Motor Trend the TV?
- So you'd have to wait for the magazine to come out.
- He's he's been on like the he's been on magazine covers on Ellen show.
- And and then I realized this is a room full of magazine people.
- Yeah, Unheard magazine, which I really like.
- This goes for for the networks on television, the magazines, even local stations.
Examples
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So last summer, Time magazine had this on its cover.
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Read more like a long feature in a magazine and I learned a lot.
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We are looking for Time magazine's People of the Year.
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Oh, I worked at PM magazine for a couple of years.
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By the following summer, however, the magazine had forced its way into his consciousness.
Academic text (2017) -
I mean, what's better than People magazine than Teen People, right?
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I got a huge profile in Elle magazine when my book came out.
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Girls grow up looking at fashion magazines that sell this perfect image of the female body that doesn't really exist.
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Students gather in our lively libraries to read magazines, play games, and drink coffee.
Academic text (2015) -
And the larger bookstores stock regional magazines from other states for you to browse.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
A magazine or newspaper published once a week
A thin printed book with pictures and short articles about one topic
A magazine published once every month
A printed or online magazine that comes out regularly
A magazine published every two months or twice a month
A magazine or journal that comes out at regular times
A magazine published every three months
Compounds
- Literature
A paper or online publication that reports and explains recent events, usually weekly
A magazine for people who work in a certain industry that gives news and advice
- Archaic
A cheap printed magazine on rough paper with colorful covers and exciting stories
- Archaic
A magazine printed on shiny good quality paper with many photos and bright design
How Serious
Surface Forms
Etymology
Magazine comes from the Arabic word makhzan, which means 'store' or 'warehouse', and later became a word for a shop. A printed magazine is like a 'store' of articles and pictures kept together. So a magazine today is a regular publication that collects many items in one place.