booth

中英词典：booth

形容词：

booth (adj.)

1. 旧式的；过时的

名词：

booth (n.)

1. 小隔间；小亭子
2. 电话亭
3. 投票亭
4. 展览摊位
5. 货摊

词语辨析：

1. booth vs. cubicle

两者都指小隔间或小亭子，但cubicle更常用于办公环境中，表示一种隔开的工作区域。

2. booth vs. kiosk

两者都指小亭子或小摊位，但kiosk通常用于售卖商品、提供服务或出售报纸杂志等场合。

词汇扩充：

• phone booth：电话亭
• voting booth：投票亭
• exhibition booth：展览摊位
• food booth：小吃摊
• information booth：咨询亭

近义词：

cubicle, stall

反义词：

open space, open area

柯林斯词典：

booth (noun)

1. A booth is a small area separated from a larger public area by screens or thin walls, where you can do something privately or where a person can work.
2. A booth is a small place used for a particular purpose, often for selling things or providing services.
3. A booth is a small area at a fair, show, or exhibition, which is used by a company or organization to advertise or show their products or to provide information.

牛津词典：

booth (noun)

1. A booth is a small area separated from a larger public area by screens or thin walls, where you can do something privately or where a person can work.
2. A booth is a small, partly enclosed structure where things are sold or where a person can work.

用法：

1. We booked a booth at the trade show to showcase our new products.

2. The couple sat in a quiet booth at the back of the restaurant.

3. The school set up an information booth at the fair to provide details about the courses they offer.

相关例句：

1. We set up a booth at the conference to promote our company's new technology.（我们在会议上设立了一个展位，推广我们公司的新技术。）
2. She was sitting alone in a booth at the café, reading a book.（她独自坐在咖啡馆的一个小隔间里，正在读一本书。）
3. They rented a booth at the market to sell homemade crafts.（他们在市场上租了一个摊位，出售自制手工艺品。）
4. The voting booths were set up in the gymnasium for the election.（选举投票亭在体育馆里设立。）
5. There was a long line of people waiting for their turn at the phone booth.（有一长队人在电话亭前等候。）