magazine
/ˈmæɡəˌzin/
noun
- A periodical publication containing articles, stories, photographs, and advertisements, usually issued weekly or monthly.
- The library has a large collection of old magazines from the 1990s.
- She subscribes to three different magazines about cooking and travel.
- I read a fashion magazine on the train this morning.
- A container or compartment for holding a supply of cartridges in a firearm, or for holding film in a camera or projector.
- The photographer inserted a new film magazine into the camera.
- He loaded a fresh magazine into his rifle before the competition.
- The soldier checked his magazine to make sure it was full.
- A building or room for storing ammunition, explosives, or military supplies.
- The army stored the explosives in a secure magazine far from the base.
- Workers moved the ammunition to the magazine for safekeeping.
- The old magazine was converted into a museum for military history.
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