booth
nounUK /buːð/
US /buːθ/
A small, closed place where you can stand or sit inside.
She stepped into the phone booth to make a call.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small tent or temporary structure at a market or fair.
We bought fresh apples at a booth at the farmers' market.
3. A partly enclosed seating area in a restaurant.
The couple asked for a booth near the window.
4. A small enclosed space used for voting.
Voters lined up outside the polling booth.
5. A place where you can record your voice privately.
The singer went into the recording booth to lay down vocals.