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magazines
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杂志, 期刊
a colorful thin book that has news, pictures, and stories about different things like fashion, sports, and animals, usually issued weekly or monthly
A magazine is a regularly published publication that contains a collection of articles, features, photographs, and advertisements on various topics. Magazines are typically released weekly, monthly, or quarterly and are designed to be read over a short period. They often focus on specific subjects, such as fashion, technology, news, entertainment, sports, or hobbies, and are available in both print and digital formats. Magazines aim to provide timely and engaging content to keep readers informed and entertained.
- I often read parenting magazines to get advice on raising my children.
我经常阅读育儿杂志来获取关于抚养孩子的建议。
- I subscribe to a science magazine that keeps me updated on scientific discoveries.
我订阅了一本科学杂志，它让我了解科学发现的最新动态。
- My mom subscribes to a cooking magazine, and we often try new recipes from it.
我妈妈订阅了一本烹饪杂志，我们经常尝试里面的新食谱。
- The magazine features interviews with musicians and reviews of new albums.
该杂志刊登了音乐家的采访和新专辑的评论。
- The library has a wide selection of magazines on different subjects.
图书馆有各种主题的杂志供广泛选择。
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弹匣, 杂志
the part of a gun containing its bullets
- He loaded the magazine with ammunition before heading to the shooting range.
在前往射击场之前，他将弹匣装满了弹药。
- The soldier checked the magazine of his rifle to ensure it was fully loaded for combat.
士兵检查了他的步枪的弹匣，以确保它在战斗中完全装弹。
- Before the competition, the marksman carefully inspected his pistol's magazine for any defects.
比赛前，射手仔细检查了他的手枪的弹匣是否有任何缺陷。
- Law enforcement officers undergo regular training on how to quickly reload their firearm's magazine during active shooter situations.
执法人员在活跃枪手情况下定期接受如何快速重新装填枪支弹匣的培训。
- The hunter carried spare magazines in his backpack for his rifle during the hunting trip.
猎人在狩猎旅行期间为他的步枪在背包中携带了备用弹匣。
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a printed copy or physical form of a periodical
- He picked up a magazine from the newsstand.
- The magazine was stacked on the coffee table.
- She carried the magazine in her bag.
- The library keeps old magazines in the archive.
- A magazine lay beside the waiting room chairs.
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a company or firm that produces and distributes magazines
- The magazine released a statement about editorial changes.
- Several magazines merged to form a larger publishing group.
- She works for a magazine that specializes in lifestyle content.
- The magazine invested in digital platforms to reach more readers.
- Advertising revenue is critical for most magazines.
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a light-tight compartment in a camera or projector that holds film and supplies it for exposure
- The photographer loaded a new magazine into the camera.
- The film magazine was carefully rewound after the shoot.
- The projector's magazine must be light-proof to avoid exposure.
- The magazine contained enough film for several hours of shooting.
- Technicians inspected the magazine before the screening.
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a storage compartment or building for ammunition, explosives, or weapons
A magazine refers to a secure space designed to store firearms, ammunition, and explosives safely. These areas are typically built to prevent accidental detonation or fires, and they may be found in military bases, armories, or other facilities that handle weapons. Magazines are often reinforced with materials that can withstand explosions, and they are usually kept under strict security to prevent unauthorized access.
- The warship's magazine holds torpedoes and shells.
- Safety protocols govern access to the ammunition magazine.
- The magazine was reinforced to withstand accidental explosions.
- Soldiers retrieved rounds from the magazine.
- The fortress had an underground magazine for munitions.