cubicles

noun
UK /ˈkjuːbɪkəlz/
US /ˈkjuːbɪkəlz/

Cubicles are small box-like spaces with walls where people work or change clothes.

The office was full of cubicles where employees sat at their desks.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Small separate rooms or stalls used for changing clothes, often at a pool or gym.

She changed into her swimsuit in one of the cubicles.

3. Small enclosed spaces in a library or study area for private reading.

He found a quiet cubicle in the library to study.

4. Separate small sections in a hospital ward for individual patients.

The patient was moved to a private cubicle.