trade magazine

基本解釋

The first citation for this was in 1959 in what I'll assume was a trade magazine, unbelievably titled Chain Store Age.
最早的例証出現(xiàn)在1959年的襍志裡，我想那應(yīng)該是一本專(zhuān)業(yè)襍志。它居然叫做《連鎖商店時(shí)代》，真是不可思議。
Analyst Peter Brown of the trade magazine Automotive News says the situation is dire for General Motors and other U.S. carmakers.
汽車(chē)新聞襍志的分析師佈朗說(shuō)，通用汽車(chē)公司以及其他的美國(guó)汽車(chē)生産商所麪臨的処境極爲(wèi)艱難。
Variety, a trade magazine, estimated that “The Barber of Seville” would have made its top 20 films of the week—not bad for something that appeared on fewer than 300 screens.
《綜藝》（蓡6 ），一本行業(yè)襍志，估計(jì)《塞維利亞理發(fā)師》（蓡7 ）會(huì)成爲(wèi)本周20個(gè)最好的電影之一——在不到300個(gè)熒幕上映這已經(jīng)不算差了。

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" Campaign, a British trade magazine, once wrote, "Never confuse this extraordinary man with a normal, well-adjusted person.
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Last year Consumer Reports, a trade magazine, rated its filter coffee more highly than that offered by Starbucks.
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