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Meanings of periodical in anglès
Serial publication that appears in a new edition on a regular schedule.
Sinònims
Examples for "magazine"
Examples for "magazine"
1
E-Minds made Time magazine's list of ten best Web sites last year.
2
Heard anything good out there lately from a magazine point of view?
3
In appealing the case, the magazine wants courts to recognize new technology.
4
The latest issue of the magazine will be available nationwide from today.
5
Thus, I recently bought a job information magazine from the convenience store.
1
Of course: the journal I had presumably kept throughout those missing weeks.
2
The new screen is described in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.
3
He said keeping a journal of some kind is common among sufferers.
4
The research was published in this week's issue of the journal Nature.
5
Background: Health-based journal clubs have been in place for over 100 years.
1
More mainstream coverage followed, including the cover of music industry mag Billboard.
2
The first mag to get the tablet treatment, of course, is Wired.
3
It's moved Jeremy Hansen from Home Magazine, to edit the new mag.
4
Flash reloaded his weapon with a fresh thirty-round mag without looking down.
5
I happened to be assigned to take your photograph for the mag.
Happening or recurring at regular intervals.
Related terms
Usage of periodical in anglès
1
I knew about the Authors' Society and I had read their periodical.
2
Urgent appeals in its behalf in his periodical were made in vain.
3
It was first printed in the 1905 issue of the periodical Skírnir.
4
Somewhat the same phenomenon probably causes the periodical inundations of the Nile.
5
The following narrative is from the periodical account of the Moravian Missions.
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That sin manifests itself in their periodical flows and the consequent impurity.
7
We can say that this periodical is the first newspaper in Konknni.
8
His eyes had a periodical squint; his brows wore a persistent frown.
9
Elisaveta picked up a periodical which lay on the table and asked:
10
The Albanian periodical, published in London by Faik Bey, was known here.
11
On one of his periodical journeys the emperor fell ill and died.
12
The British press about this time was extravagantly fruitful of periodical publications.
13
Just at this moment Tournefort paid his periodical visit to the hall.
14
Martin exclaimed, as he saw the foreign periodical in his visitor's hand.
15
The swellings of the rivers Apure, Meta, and Orinoco, are also periodical.
16
For Phineas, in one of his periodical backslidings, had slid too far.
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Translations for periodical
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Periodical through the time
Periodical across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common