booth

/buːθ/Loanword from Old Norsebúð
enclosed stall

We rented a booth at the trade show.

We hired a small enclosed stall for the exhibition.


informal

A small, enclosed space where a person can sit or work, often found at fairs, markets, or in a theater.

She set up a coffee booth in the lobby for the conference.

She arranged a small stall serving coffee in the lobby for the event.

Commonly used for temporary or portable structures.

informal

A partitioned area in a restaurant, bar, or other venue where customers can eat or drink.

The restaurant has a private booth for couples.

The restaurant offers a secluded table for two.

Often implies a fixed seating area with some privacy.

Law
formal

A private compartment where a voter casts a ballot.

Each voter entered a voting booth to mark their ballot.

Each voter used a private compartment to vote.

Used in elections and other voting processes.

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