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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /buːθ/ · UK /buːð/
Forms: booths
booth means: A small enclosed space for one person to stand in while making a call, voting, or doing something privately.
noun
A small enclosed space for one person to stand in while making a call, voting, or doing something privately.
- She entered the phone booth.
- Voters marked their papers in separate booths.
- Is there a booth where I can make a private call?
A small space or stand where people sell or display things.
- We bought tickets at the booth.
- Her booth at the fair sells handmade bags.
- Several companies set up booths to display their products.
Questions about booth
What does booth mean?
A small enclosed space for one person to stand in while making a call, voting, or doing something privately.
What is booth in other languages?
Türkçe: kabin · Español: cabina · Français: cabine · Deutsch: Kabine · Italiano: cabina · 日本語: ブース
How do you pronounce booth?
In American English /buːθ/; in British English /buːð/.
How do you use booth in a sentence?
She entered the phone booth. Voters marked their papers in separate booths.
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