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booth

[booth] / buθ /


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A BBC reporter at the summit said the lights were turned off at the booth and no staff from the university were around.

From BBC

It shows up across the echelons of dining, from white tablecloths to vinyl booths.

From Salon

Meanwhile, the government said seven councils in England will test out using locations such as train stations or supermarkets for polling booths in May's local elections to make it easier for people to vote.

From BBC

The ice cream shop was like a time capsule with shiny red booths, waitresses dressed in pink dresses and aprons, and a jukebox in the corner.

From Literature

With headshots of stars hanging on the walls and blood-red vinyl booths, the restaurant has been a draw for Hollywood types since the late 1940s.

From Los Angeles Times