CEFR B2

booth

noun

Meaning

A small, partially enclosed space or structure, often used for a specific purpose such as selling goods, providing information, voting, or making a phone call.

Examples

The ticket booth was located just inside the main entrance.
He sat in the soundproof booth to record his voice.

Synonyms: stall, cubicle, enclosure, compartment

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booth (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /buːð/

Definition

A small, partially enclosed space or structure, often used for a specific purpose such as selling goods, providing information, voting, or making a phone call.

Examples

The ticket booth was located just inside the main entrance.
He sat in the soundproof booth to record his voice.
We stopped at a roadside booth to buy some local crafts.

How to Use booth

booth for (prepositional phrase): A structure designated for a particular activity or purpose. — "This is a special booth for private conversations."
in a booth (prepositional phrase): Located within a small, enclosed space. — "She was sitting in a booth at the back of the restaurant."

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