1.〈美〉报亭,报摊
1.a place in the street where you can buy newspapers and magazines
1.She was unemployed for seven years, then opened up a newsstand but gave it up after her family disintegrated due to her 90-hour work week.
但由于每周工作超过90个小时，她的家庭破裂了，报摊也不得不关闭。
2.On his way home, he stops at a newsstand and buys a paper.
在他回家的路上，他来到报摊买了份报纸。
3.I don't recall seeing a magazine called Hard-Hearted Boss on the newsstand back then, but I'd probably be wealthier if I had.
我记不太清楚哪个报摊上有本叫“无情老板”的杂志了，但是我如果买了有了它我可能会更有钱。
4.The trick was to make sure you didn't get caught by the newsstand manager but this wasn't very difficult. It was a cheap thrill.
诀窍是你要确保自己没有被报摊经理抓住，但是这并不是很困难，这是一个低价刺激。
5.Five minutes later, still in midtown, he stopped outside a newsstand-cum-convenience store and pointed towards the door: "You buy map. "
五分钟以后，我们还没有出中城。他把车停在一家报刊亭兼便利店的门外，指着店门对我说：“你去买地图。”
6.Standing near a newsstand was a woman in a uniform.
在报摊附近站着一个身穿制服的女人。
7.I wait for the train I always take, and while I'm waiting, I buy a magazine at the newsstand.
我等待平常要坐的车，等车的时候我去报摊买了一本杂志。
8.EVERYBODY STILL LOVES JEN: It seems Jennifer Aniston is still a main attraction on the newsstand.
每个人依旧喜爱詹妮弗：看来詹妮弗·安妮斯顿仍然是书报摊上主要的吸引力所在。
9.One needs look no further than the newsstand, local television news broadcast, or talk show to find ample evidence that this is the case.
一个需要一面，报刊亭，当地电视新闻节目，或谈话节目找到足够的证据表明，是这种情况。
10.Black: 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?
布莱克先生：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？