booth in English: A small space with walls where one person can phone, vote, or work; also a table with high seats against a wall in a restaurant. (noun)

Translation

A small space with walls where one person can phone, vote, or work; also a table with high seats against a wall in a restaurant.

Word origin

From Old Norse buth, meaning a hut or a market stall, from bua, to live in a place.

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A booth is a small closed space for one or two people.

Voters marked polling .

A polling booth is the small private space where people vote.

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In a restaurant, a booth is a table with high seats built around it.

phone

A small thing you hold to talk to people far away or to send messages.

table

A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs that you put things on or sit at.

room

A part of a building with its own walls, floor, and door.

small

Little in size or amount, not big.

wall

A tall, flat side of a room or building, or one that stands outside.

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