🇬🇧 Booth meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A booth is a small, partly closed-off space with walls or dividers where people do a special activity, like sitting to eat, voting in an election, taking photos, or selling things at a fair.

The fortune-telling booth at the carnival predicted I would spill ice cream on my shirt, and it was correct in under five minutes.

I tried to sell my drawings at an art booth, but my best customer was my own mom, three times in a row.

I went into the voting booth with my grandma, and she whispered, “I’m voting for whoever promises less homework for you.”

The photo booth got so crowded that our class picture just looked like a pile of eyeballs and elbows.

At the school fair, I worked at the cookie booth and accidentally ate so many samples that I became the main attraction.

Rain drummed. A tired woman ducked into a small ticket booth next to a market booth. Warm bread smell made her breathe. A boy in the photo booth peeked; they shared a shy grin. She bought a bun at the next booth, then stepped into the phone booth to call home. He waved; relieved, she waved back.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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