newsstand

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美

n.  售报处

复数：newsstands　

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BNC.38621 / COCA.14646

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 报摊;售报亭
  Anewsstandis a stall in the street or a public place, which sells newspapers and magazines.
  1. Eight new national newspapers have appeared on the newsstands since 1981.
     自1981年以来，8种新的全国性报纸出现在报摊上。

英英释义

noun

• a stall where newspapers and other periodicals are sold

双语例句

• She goes to the newsstand and asks the man, "Sir, how old do you think I am?"
  她去报摊问那个人，“先生，你认为我多大？”
• You can buy it at newsstand.
  你可以在书报摊买到。
• I bought a magazine at a newsstand.
  我在报摊买杂志。
• A person visits the newsstand to buy a recent edition of the New York Times.
  一个人来到报摊，要买一份最近的纽约时代杂志。
• I buy a newspaper ( magazine/ chewing gun) at the newsstand.
  我在书报摊买一份报纸（杂志/口香糖）。
• By contrast, the mood has brightened at the more mature end of the newsstand.
  与此相反地，杂志摊上更成熟的读物却生意兴隆。
• Where is the nearest newsstand?
  最近的报摊在哪？
• No. Usually I buy my papers at the newsstand. But it's nice to have a newspaper delivered to your door each day, isn't it?
  没有。通常我在报摊上买报纸。但每天一份报纸送到家门口也挺好的，对吗？
• She doesn't have to work at the newsstand.
  她可不用在报摊工作。
• Subscriptions are an overt act of permission. That's why home delivery newspaper readers are so valuable, and why magazine subscribers are worth more than newsstand ones.
  订阅则比许可更进了一步。这就是为什么订阅投递上门的报纸的读者是如此宝贵，而订阅杂志的读者比在报摊买杂志的人更有价值。