Newsstands Meaning in English
word · lemma: newsstand
ˈnuzˌstændz
NOOZ-standz
njˈuːzstændz
nyOOZ-standz
Definition
Places, usually small stands or kiosks, where newspapers and magazines are sold to the public.
Usage & Nuances
'Newsstands' is plural; the singular is 'newsstand.' Used for both outdoor street kiosks and indoor stands in places like train stations. 'Newsstands' mostly sell printed news media; don't confuse with 'bookshops' which focus on books.
Spanish: puestos de periódicos - quioscos de prensaPortuguese (BR): bancas de jornal - bancas de revistasPortuguese (PT): bancas de jornais - quiosques de jornaisChinese (Simplified): 报摊Chinese (Traditional): 報攤Hindi: अख़बार स्टैंड - समाचार स्टॉलArabic: أكشاك الصحفBengali: সংবাদপত্র স্টল - নিউজস্ট্যান্ড - পত্রিকা স্টলRussian: газетные киоскиJapanese: 売店（新聞・雑誌） - ニューススタンドVietnamese: quầy báoKorean: 신문 가판대Turkish: gazete bayileri - gazete standlarıUrdu: اخبار اسٹالزIndonesian: kios koran - lapak majalah
Example Sentences
There are many newsstands near the train station.
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You can buy magazines at newsstands downtown.
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The newsstands open early in the morning.
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I used to grab the sports section from newsstands on my way to work.
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Some newsstands now sell snacks and drinks too.
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It's getting harder to find newsstands because more people read online.
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