booth

UK
/buːθ/
US
/buθ/

Translations

boothnoun
booths
pl
UK
/buːθ/
US
/buθ/
She stepped into the phone booth to make a private call.
Elle est entrée dans la cabine téléphonique pour passer un appel privé.
standDans le contexte des foires, salons et marchés.
We visited the food booth at the fair to try some local delicacies.
Nous avons visité le stand de nourriture à la foire pour goûter des spécialités locales.
Additional translations
hutteSens historique ou archaïque.
boxDans la restauration, pour un espace de repas semi-clos.
boothadjective
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to a booth (e.g., booth attendant, booth seating).
Additional translations
de standSe dit surtout dans le contexte des salons, foires et expositions.

Definitions

boothnoun
A small, enclosed space or compartment that is used for a specific purpose, such as voting, telephoning, or taking photographs.
She stepped into the phone booth to make a private call.
A stall or stand at a market, fair, or exhibition where goods are sold or information is given out.
We visited the food booth at the fair to try some local delicacies.
A seating area in a restaurant or diner that is typically enclosed on three sides and has a table and benches.
The couple preferred to sit in a booth for more privacy during their dinner.
(historical or archaic) A temporary shelter or hut, often improvised from branches or other light materials.
During the Feast of Booths, the Israelites dwelt in makeshift booths constructed from palm branches.
boothadjective
Relating to or situated in a booth; operating from a booth.
The trade-show has a booth staff ready to answer visitors’ questions.