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trade magazine — ➔ magazine * * * trade magazine UK US noun [C] (also trade journal) COMMERCE, MARKETING ► a magazine with articles and information of interest to people working in a particular industry: »Manufacturers often advertise products in trade magazines … Financial and business terms
trade magazine — noun a magazine published for and read by members of a particular trade group • Hypernyms: ↑magazine, ↑mag * * * trade magazine, = trade journal … Useful english dictionary
trade magazine — /ˈtreɪd ˌmægəzin/ (say trayd .maguhzeen) noun a journal, usually available by subscription only, to members of a particular profession or trade, and devoted to their occupational interests. Also, trade journal …
trade magazine — / treɪd mægəˌzi:n/ noun a magazine aimed at working people in a specific industry … Marketing dictionary in english
magazine — mag‧a‧zine [ˌmægəˈziːn ǁ ˈmægəziːn] noun [countable] a large thin book containing news, articles, photographs etc which is produced weekly or monthly: • The magazine has a weekly circulation (= the number of copies sold ) of four million. • the… … Financial and business terms
trade journal — or trade magazine n. a magazine with contents of interest to those in a given trade, business, or industry, sometimes distributed without cost to its readers * * * … Universalium
trade journal — UK US noun [C] COMMERCE, MARKETING ► TRADE MAGAZINE(Cf. ↑trade magazine) … Financial and business terms
trade journal — or trade magazine n. a magazine with contents of interest to those in a given trade, business, or industry, sometimes distributed without cost to its readers … English World dictionary
The Mining Journal (trade magazine) — The Mining Journal was founded in 1835 in London. Since 1963, it has been part of a publishing company, Mining Communications, which also produces Mining Magazine , World Mining Stocks , Mining Environment Management , Coal Equipment Buyer ,… … Wikipedia
magazine — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ new, old ▪ full colour/full color, glossy ▪ illustrated ▪ bimonthly, monthly, quarterly … Collocations dictionary
