/ˌmæɡəˈziːn/
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Translation
A thin book with pictures and stories in it that comes out every week or every month.
Word origin
From French magasin, a storehouse, which came from Arabic makhzan; an early magazine was thought of as a store of writing.
- Origin
- Arabic
- Root
- makhzan
Examples
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"Magazine" is a countable noun, so it takes "a".
magazines .
The plural adds an s: magazines.
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A magazine has a front cover with a picture on it.
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