Pronunciation

/ˈbuːθ/

Definitions

Noun

• A structure with a counter or small room for service or display: “The bookshop had a cozy reading booth by the window.”
• A designated area at an event or exhibition: “The job fair had several information booths where visitors could learn about different companies.”
• A person’s place or station: “She took her seat at the interview booth.”

Verb

• To occupy or use a booth: “He stopped at the coffee shop to grab a booth for a quiet work session.”
• To attend or participate in a booth: “Visitors attended various food booths at the festival.”

Adjective

• Small and enclosed: “The telephone亭 was a tiny red booth.”
• Providing a service or merchandise: “The craft fair featured numerous vendor booths.”

Phrases

• “Take a seat at the booth” means to find a place to sit.
• “Browse the exhibit booths” refers to exploring different displays.
• “Man the booth” is a colloquial way to say to be in charge of a designated area.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The children enjoyed coloring at the activity booth at the park.”
• Verb: “After the concert, he stopped by the autograph booth to meet his favorite band.”
• Adjective: “The vintage clothing booth drew a lot of attention at the flea market.”

Synonyms

• Stand
• Display
• Kiosk
• Stall
• Enclosure
• Quarters
• Counter space