Booth meaning in English
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Definition
a booth: a cabin, a kiosk, an enclosed space
Examples
- "Come into the VIP meeting room in our booth."
- "There's Sheikh Jafar's booth!"
Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks below with the most appropriate terms used in the dialogue!
First, find the term describing a small stand or display table: "I'm in charge of my company's at the charity show."
Next, we're looking for a term which means "journey", "voyage", or "holiday": "I'm glad to see you've arrived safely! I hope your wasn't too awful!"
First, find the term describing a small stand or display table: "I'm in charge of my company's at the charity show."
Next, we're looking for a term which means "journey", "voyage", or "holiday": "I'm glad to see you've arrived safely! I hope your wasn't too awful!"
Fill in the blanks below with the most appropriate terms used in the dialogue!
First, find the term describing a small stand or display table: "I'm in charge of my company's booth 1 at the charity show."
Next, we're looking for a term which means "journey", "voyage", or "holiday": "I'm glad to see you've arrived safely! I hope your trip 2 wasn't too awful!"
First, find the term describing a small stand or display table: "I'm in charge of my company's booth 1 at the charity show."
Next, we're looking for a term which means "journey", "voyage", or "holiday": "I'm glad to see you've arrived safely! I hope your trip 2 wasn't too awful!"
1 booth: "Booth" is the right answer here. In the context of a trade show or fair, a "booth" is a "stand": a table where a company displays its products or offers its services. Example: "There were lots of interesting booths at the trade show". In another context, a "booth" is a more enclosed space: "a voting booth", "a telephone booth".
2 trip: "Trip" is the best answer. A "trip" is a "voyage" or "short holiday". Example: "I'm going on a trip to London this weekend. Do you want me to bring you back some souvenirs?".
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