booth

• Sustantivo que designa un espacio o estructura pequeño, cerrado o parcialmente cerrado, como un asiento de restaurante con respaldos altos, un recinto separado para una función específica o una caseta en una feria para vender o exhibir.

A noun referring to a small, enclosed or partially enclosed area or structure, such as a seating area in a restaurant with high-backed benches, a partitioned space for a specific function, or a stall at a fair for selling goods or providing entertainment.

1. Restaurant seatingA2formal

   A table in a restaurant or bar surrounded by two high-backed benches, providing a semi-private dining area.

   camarote en restaurante

   • We sat in a cozy booth near the window.
   • The restaurant has several red leather booths.
   • They reserved a booth for their anniversary dinner.

2. Enclosed small areaB1formal

   A small area set off by walls or partitions for a specific purpose, such as privacy or isolation.

   Caseta o cabina

   • She stepped into the phone booth to make a call.
   • The voting booth ensures privacy when casting a ballot.
   • He used the photo booth at the arcade to take pictures.

   Sinónimoscompartmentcubiclekioskstall

3. Fair or market stallB1formal

   A small shop or stand at a fair, market, or exhibition for selling goods or providing entertainment.

   Puesto de feria o mercado

   • They bought handmade crafts from a booth at the fair.
   • The food booth sold hot dogs and lemonade.
   • There was a fortune-telling booth at the carnival.

   Sinónimoskioskstallstand