booth

• Substantivo que designa um espaço ou estrutura pequena, fechada ou parcialmente fechada, como um assento com encosto alto em restaurante, um compartimento reservado para uma função específica ou uma barraca em feira para vender produtos ou oferecer entretenimento.

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.

   Cabine

   • 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.

   Cabine

   • 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.

   Sinônimoscompartmentcubiclekioskstall

3. Fair or market stallB1formal

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

   Estande

   • 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.

   Sinônimoskioskstallstand