magazine

magazine
noun
ADJECTIVE
new, old
full-colour/full-color, glossy
illustrated
bimonthly, monthly, quarterly, weekly
online
local, national, parish (BrE)
school, student
house (BrE), in-house, official

the company's in-house magazine

in-flight
leading, major, popular
prestigious, quality
pulp
defunct
special-interest, specialist (BrE)
general-interest, mainstream
gay, lesbian, teen, teenage (esp. BrE), women's
business, trade
listings (BrE)

Check a listings magazine for what's on this weekend.

bridal, car, celebrity, computer, consumer, fashion, fitness, gardening (esp. BrE), gossip, home (esp. AmE), lifestyle, literary, motoring (esp. BrE), music, news, satirical, science, style, travel
dirty, girlie, porn (informal), porno (informal), pornographic, sex
… OF MAGAZINE
copy

Why did you buy three copies of the same magazine?

edition, issue
VERB + MAGAZINE
leaf through, look at, read

I leafed through some magazines in the waiting room.

I never read magazines.

edit, write for
print, produce, publish

a company that publishes fashion magazines

found, launch, start

Launching a magazine is a risky venture.

distribute
buy, get, subscribe to

Which magazines do you get regularly?

MAGAZINE + VERB
come out

The magazine comes out once a month.

hit sth

The magazine hits the newsstands this week.

be aimed at sb

a magazine aimed at mothers with young children

be devoted to sth

a magazine devoted to country life

describe sth
cover sth

a trade magazine covering the furnishings industry

carry sth, contain sth, feature sth, offer sth, print sth, publish sth, report sth, run sth

The magazine carried an interview with the actor considered Hollywood's hottest property.

quote sb
list sth

The magazine lists the latest films showing in cinemas. (BrE)

The magazine lists the latest movies showing in theaters. (AmE)

claim sth, say sth

The magazine claimed that he was having an affair.

reveal sth
MAGAZINE + NOUN
article, column, feature, interview, piece, report, story
ad, advert (BrE), advertisement
poll, survey
cover
page
clipping, cutting (BrE)
format, layout
columnist, editor, journalist, photographer, publisher, reporter, writer
reader
shoot

The hotel is regularly the location for glossy magazine shoots,

launch
award
subscription
circulation
section

the magazine section at the bookstore

rack
PREPOSITION
in a/the magazine

an article in a women's magazine


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