Pronunciation: /buːθ/
noun a small temporary structure used for selling goods or providing information
A1 I bought some snacks from the food booth at the fair.
A2 The ticket booth at the entrance is where you can buy your admission.
B1 The information booth in the mall can help you find what you're looking for.
B2 The photo booth at the wedding was a big hit with the guests.
C1 The voting booth was set up in the gymnasium for the election.
C2 The sound booth at the concert was responsible for mixing the audio for the show.
verb none
A1 She booths at the local farmers' market every Saturday.
A2 They booth together at the trade show to showcase their products.
B1 The company decided to booth at the upcoming conference to promote their new software.
B2 After years of working in sales, she decided to booth her own business at the expo.
C1 The artist was invited to booth at the prestigious art fair in Paris.
C2 He has successfully boothed his photography at galleries around the world.
adjective none
A1 The booth attendant helped me buy a ticket for the train.
A2 I sat in a booth at the restaurant and enjoyed my meal in privacy.
B1 The trade show had various booths showcasing different products.
B2 The photo booth at the event was a popular attraction for guests.
C1 The voting booth was set up for citizens to cast their ballots in private.
C2 The soundproof booth was used by the musician to record vocals for the album.
adverb none
A1 I sat in the booth at the restaurant.
A2 She waited for her turn in the photo booth.
B1 The information booth is located near the entrance.
B2 They set up a booth at the trade show to showcase their products.
C1 The polling booth was set up for voters to cast their ballots.
C2 The phone booth stood empty on the corner of the street.
pronoun none
A1 I saw a booth at the fair.
A2 She went to the ticket booth to buy a pass.
B1 The information booth is located near the entrance.
B2 The booth where you can get your passport renewed is over there.
C1 The voting booth was set up in the gymnasium for the election.
C2 The photo booth at the party was a big hit with all the guests.
preposition none
A1 I sat at the booth in the restaurant.
A2 She waited for her friend by the booth near the entrance.
B1 The vendor set up a booth at the market to sell handmade crafts.
B2 The company rented a booth at the trade show to showcase their new products.
C1 The politician held a press conference at his campaign booth.
C2 The artist displayed their work at a booth in the art fair.
conjunction none
A1 I will meet you at the food booth and we can decide what to eat together.
A2 You can either sit at the table or stand at the booth during the event.
B1 You can either buy a ticket online or at the booth on the day of the event.
B2 The booth will be set up near the entrance, so you can't miss it.
C1 The booth offers a variety of products, so you can choose what you like best.
C2 The booth will be open from 10am to 6pm, so you can visit at any time during the day.
interjection none
article none
A1 I bought some snacks at the food booth.
A2 The photo booth at the party was a big hit.
B1 We set up a booth at the trade show to promote our new product.
B2 The voting booth was busy with people casting their ballots.
C1 The artist showcased their work at the art booth during the festival.
C2 The information booth at the airport was very helpful in guiding travelers to their destinations.
formal The booth at the trade show was elegantly designed and showcased the company's products beautifully.
informal Let's meet at the photo booth during the party to take some fun pictures.
slang I saw him talking to that girl at the booth, he's totally into her.
figurative She felt like she was stuck in a soundproof booth, unable to communicate her thoughts effectively.
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