American English
/ˈmæ.gəˌzin/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
A publication with articles, pictures, and advertisements that comes out regularly.
The usual pronunciation is “magazine” (/ˈmæ.gəˌzin/), with the strongest beat at the beginning. You may also hear /ˌmæ.gəˈzin/, with the strongest beat on the last syllable.
A publication with articles, pictures, and advertisements that comes out regularly.
I read a magazine on the train.
She bought a travel magazine.
weekly magazine · fashion magazine · magazine article · magazine subscription
read a magazine
a magazine about [topic]
A container in a gun that holds bullets and feeds them into the gun.
The soldier loaded a new magazine.
Remove the magazine before cleaning the gun.
For a gun, magazine means “cargador,” not “revista.”
loaded magazine · empty magazine
load the magazine with bullets
remove the magazine from the gun
A magazine published on the internet.
She writes for an online magazine.
The front page of a magazine.
Her photo is on the magazine cover.
A person who manages the content of a magazine.
The magazine editor approved the article.