magazine
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈmæɡəˌziːn/ · UK /ˌmæɡəˈziːn/
magazine means: A collection of articles and pictures published regularly, usually about particular interests.
noun
REGULAR PUBLICATIONA2
A collection of articles and pictures published regularly, usually about particular interests.
- I bought a music magazine.
- Her photo appeared on the magazine's cover.
- Do you read any gardening magazines?
GUN AMMUNITION CONTAINERB2
A removable container that holds bullets and supplies them to a gun.
- The magazine was empty.
- She removed the magazine from the pistol.
- Each magazine holds ten rounds.
AMMUNITION BUILDINGC2
A building where an army keeps bullets, shells, and other things that can explode.
- Soldiers guarded the magazine.
- The fort's magazine stood behind a thick wall.
- An explosion destroyed two ammunition magazines.
SHIP AMMUNITION STOREC2
The part of a warship where bullets, shells, and explosives are kept.
- The shell struck the ship's magazine.
- Sailors flooded the magazine to prevent an explosion.
- Both magazines were below the main deck.
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