Often in English a noun + noun compound is formed to create an expression.
EX:
a horse race (a kind of race)
a race horse (a kind of horse)
baby bottle (a kind of bottle)
a conference room (a kind of room)
In some classifying expressions we use a structure with possessive 's. This is common when we are talking about things that are used by a person or animal: the first noun refers to the user.
EX:
a woman's magazine
a man's sweater
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