Magazine . 1. f. second sight, or test done with care and diligence. 2. f. inspection that a head of persons or things subject to his authority or your care. 3. f. consideration that makes and publishes literary productions, theatrical performances, functions, etc. 4. d. formation of the troops to make a general or Chief to inspect them, know the status of your instruction, etc. 5. f. periodical for notebooks, with writings on several mat erias, or envelope one especially. 6. f. theatrical spectacle of frivolous nature, which alternate between dialogados and musical numbers. 7. f. theatrical show consisting of a series of loose, usually pictures taken today. 8. f. Der. Criminal retrial before a second jury when the Court of law appreciates clear error or serious deficiency not remedied in the verdict of the first. 9. f. Der. Formerly second view in the lawsuits, in another room of the same court. Magazine of Commissioner. 1. f. Mil. Inspection that earlier this month for the Commissioner of war to check the number of individuals of each class that make up a military body and pay them their pay. Magazine of inspection. 1. f. Mil. Which from time to time goes the inspector or director general, or, in their name, another officer of graduation, each of the military forces, examining the State of discipline, and instruction mode with which has been governed by immediate bosses, investment and State of flow rates and everything that belongs to the mechanics of the body. Magazine musical. 1. f. Magazine (? show in which alternate between dialogados and musical numbers). pass Magazine . 1. loc. verb. A Chief saying: exercise the functions of inspection which correspond on the persons or things subject to his authority or your care. 2. loc. verb. Such authority or of a character: go to troops who are honors.