phone booth

英 [ˈfəʊn buːð]

美 [ˈfoʊn buːθ]

n. (半封闭的)公用电话间，电话亭

牛津词典

noun

（半封闭的）公用电话间，电话亭
a place that is partly separated from the surrounding area, containing a public telephone, in a hotel, restaurant, in the street, etc.

公共电话亭
Aphone boothis a place in a station, hotel, or other public building where there is a public telephone.
同phone box
Aphone boothis the same as aphone box.

noun

She jumped out of her auto and ran to the phone booth.
她跳出汽车奔向电话亭。
Should I destroy that phone booth?
我把那个电话亭砸了吧？
I called her from a public phone booth near the entrance to the bar
我在酒吧入口处附近的公用电话亭给她打了电话。
I'll drive him down to the village. there's a phone booth.
我能开车把他载下山去，那里有电话。
Then, performing her song, she emerged from a traditional red phone booth in a studded PVC corset with plumes on her shoulders, knee-high boots and fishnet tights.
然后，她的歌声表演，她摆脱了传统的聚氯乙烯镶嵌在她的肩膀，膝盖高的靴子和渔网袜羽毛紧身红色电话亭。
There's a thirty page menu and a kitchen the size of a phone booth.
菜单有三十页厚，厨房却和电话亭一样小。
Where is the phone booth?
请问电话亭在那儿？
You didn't pretend to be Harper in that phone booth.
你根本没有在那个电话亭里装成harper。
He went to an outdoor phone booth and dialed Chicago, then New York, then San Francisco.
他到一个户外公用电话亭，先给芝加哥、又给纽约、旧金山打了电话。
We found her hair in the phone booth.
我们在电话亭找到了她的毛发。