revista

/reˈbista/, [reˈβ̞is.t̪a]

magazine

Noun revista f (plural revistas)

Verb revista

Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of revistar.
Informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of revistar.

Examples

¿Puedo llevar esta revista?

May I have this magazine?

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Tengo una revista en mi cuarto.

I have a magazine in my room.

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No puedo abanicarme con la revista de Taninna. Ella se enojaría conmigo.

I cannot fan myself with Taninna's magazine. She would get mad at me.

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La revista Look ya no se publica.

The magazine Look is no longer being published.

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Su marido tiene la intención de sacar una nueva revista mensual.

Her husband intends to bring out a new monthly magazine.

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¿Terminaste con esa revista?

Are you done with that magazine?

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¿Cuál es tu revista favorita?

What's your favorite magazine?

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¿Es este un periódico o una revista?

Is this a newspaper or a magazine?

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Tom recortó la fotografía de Mary de la revista.

Tom cut Mary's picture out of the magazine.

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¿Puedo ver la revista?

Can I have a look at the magazine?

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