magazines

UK
/ˌmæɡ.əˈziːnz/
US
/ˌmæɡ.əˈzinz/

Translations

magazinenoun

magazines

pl

magazines
pl
UK
/ˌmæɡ.əˈziːn/
US
/ˌmæɡ.əˈzin/
She bought a fashion magazine to read on the train.
Elle a acheté un magazine de mode à lire dans le train.
magazineRadio ou télévision.
The channel produces a Sunday evening magazine focusing on environmental issues.
La chaîne produit un magazine du dimanche soir consacré aux questions environnementales.
chargeurArmes à feu.
The soldier checked the magazine to ensure it was fully loaded before heading out on patrol.
Le soldat a vérifié le chargeur pour s’assurer qu’il était complètement chargé avant de partir en patrouille.
Additional translations
magasinTerme militaire et historique.
magazineverb

magazines

magazined
Past Simple
magazined
Past Participle
magazining
Gerund
Additional translations
emmagasinerTechnique et militaire, sens rare.

Definitions

magazinenoun
A periodical publication containing articles and illustrations, often on a particular subject or aimed at a particular readership.
She bought a fashion magazine to read on the train.
A chamber for holding a supply of cartridges to be fed automatically to the breech of a gun.
The soldier checked the magazine to ensure it was fully loaded before heading out on patrol.
A room or building for storing gunpowder and other explosives.
The old fort had a magazine where they kept all the ammunition.
A television or radio program consisting of a variety of short topical items, such as interviews, reports, and features, broadcast on a regular schedule.
The channel produces a Sunday evening magazine focusing on environmental issues.
magazineverb
To store or load (ammunition, explosives, etc.) in or as in a magazine.
The crew magazined the shells before nightfall.