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Definition of booth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
diningUS table with high-backed benches in a restaurantUS
- We sat in a cozy booth by the window.
2.
marketsmall stall for selling goods or entertainment
- We bought souvenirs from a booth at the fair.
3.
privacyenclosed area for private activities like voting
- She cast her vote in the polling booth.
4.
sheltertemporary structure for shelter or storage
- The workers used a booth for storing tools.
Images of booth
table with high-backed benches in a restaurant 
small stall for selling goods or entertainment 
enclosed area for private activities like voting 
temporary structure for shelter or storage
Expressions with booth
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small kiosk for taking passport photos
She used the photo booth for her passport photos.
temporary structure for selling products
They rented a sales booth for the weekend market.
small structure where tickets are sold for events or transportation
We bought our train tickets at the small ticket booth near the entrance..
small room that blocks outside noise for recording or broadcasting
The singer entered the sound booth to record her song.
enclosed space for voting, often with a machine or paper
She stepped into the voting booth to cast her vote.
small room for recording sound or video
The singer spent hours in the recording booth.
small enclosed space for confessing sins
He entered the confession booth to speak with the priest.
stall where people pay for kisses
The charity event featured a popular kissing booth.
private area for voting in elections
She entered the polling booth to cast her vote.
enclosed space for operating technical equipment at events
The technician adjusted the sound from the control booth.
enclosed workspace designed for safely spraying paint or other liquid coatings
The car was moved into the spray booth for its new paint job.
small enclosed space with a public telephone
She made a call from the phone booth.
small enclosure with a public telephone
He stepped into the telephone booth to make a call.
Origin of booth
Middle English, bothe (hut)
Terms with booth included in their meaning
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place selling coffee
small booth or cart selling coffee to people
sales booth
small structure for selling goods or services
transportation
person who collects money at a toll booth
toll booth
person who collects tolls at a booth
business
constructed booth or area used to display products or information at events
street phone
public telephone booth
stall for publications
small stall or booth selling newspapers and magazines
ticket booth
booth for collecting pre-ordered tickets
private entertainment
live or recorded show watched alone in a private booth
public phone
small booth with a public telephone
appearance function
having the look or function of a small open-fronted booth
commerce
booth or stall for selling or information
betting booth
booth or machine for placing and recording bets
photo booth
small booth for developing and printing photos
theater
booth where prompter sits in a theater
toll collector
person who collects tolls at a booth
transportation
booth where road tolls are collected
companion
person sharing a booth
history
historical tax or toll collection booth
Examples of booth in a sentence
We reserved a booth for the family dinner. The lemonade booth was a popular spot at the festival. She rented a booth to sell her handmade jewelry. He entered the photo booth for a quick picture. The phone booth was a relic of the past. They set up a booth to sell tickets.
A booth was erected for the festival attendees.
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- French:banquette, stand, ...
- German:Nische, Stand, ...
- Italian:booth, bancarella, ...
- Spanish:reservado, puesto, ...
- Portuguese:cabine, barraca, ...
- Chinese:卡座, 摊位, ...
- Japanese:ボックス席, 屋台, ...
- Arabic:مَقْصُورَة, كُشْك, ...
- Hebrew:תָּא יְשִׁיבָה, דּוּכָן, ...
- Russian:кабинка, ларек, ...
- Ukrainian:кабінка, кіоск, ...
- Hindi:रेस्तराँ बूथ, स्टॉल, ...
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