IPA: /buːθ/
KK: /buθ/
A small enclosed space or area, often with partitions, used for various purposes such as seating, selling tickets, or voting.
We sat in a cozy booth at the restaurant to enjoy our meal.
The word 'booth' originates from Old English 'bōð' (meaning a shelter or temporary structure). It refers to a small, enclosed space or structure, often used for specific purposes such as selling goods or providing privacy.
Think of a 'shelter' or 'temporary structure' when you hear 'booth' — it helps you remember that a booth is a small, enclosed space.