Translation
magazine, review (periodical)
Word origin
From French revue, the past participle of revoir, 'to see again', from Latin revidere, re- plus videre. A review is literally a second look, and the printed periodical took the name from the military one, an inspection parade.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- revidere
- English cognates
- review, revue, video
Examples
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I read a long article in the magazine.
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The new magazine comes out every month.
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Have you already read the new magazine?
is the periodical with articles and pictures, the thing you subscribe to. Its neighbours divide the field neatly: is the general periodical or gazette, the daily newspaper. The movement's own long-running magazine is simply called , but you will see plenty of clubs publishing a of their own.
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