booth

英 [buːð]

美 [buːθ]

n. 不受干扰的划定空间(如电话亭、投票间等); 临时货摊(或放映棚等); (餐馆中的)火车座，卡座

复数：booths　

Collins.1 / BNC.9834 / COCA.4300

牛津词典

noun

不受干扰的划定空间（如电话亭、投票间等）
a small confined place where you can do sth privately, for example make a telephone call, or vote
1. a phone booth
  电话亭
2. a polling/voting booth
  投票间
临时货摊（或放映棚等）
a small tent or temporary structure at a market, an exhibition or a fairground , where you can buy things, get information or watch sth
（餐馆中的）火车座，卡座
a place to sit in a restaurant which consists of two long seats with a table between them

N-COUNT 小隔间；电话亭；投票间
Aboothis a small area separated from a larger public area by screens or thin walls where, for example, people can make a telephone call or vote in private.
1. I called her from a public phone booth near the entrance to the bar...
  我在酒吧入口处附近的公用电话亭给她打了电话。
2. In Darlington, queues formed at some polling booths.
  在达灵顿，有些投票站前排起了队。
N-COUNT （餐厅或咖啡馆中的）火车座，雅座
Aboothin a restaurant or café consists of a table with long fixed seats on two or sometimes three sides of it.
1. They sat in a corner booth, away from other diners.
  他们坐在位于角落的一个雅座里，远离其他就餐的客人。
（通常设在集市的）娱乐棚，售货摊
Aboothis a small tent or stall, usually at a fair, in which you can buy goods or watch some form of entertainment.
（展会的）展亭，展位
Aboothis a stall at an exhibition, for example with a display of goods for sale or with information leaflets.

in BRIT, use 英国英语用 stand

noun