telephone booth

英 [ˈtelɪfəʊn buːð]

美 [ˈtelɪfoʊn buːθ]

n. (公用)电话间，电话亭

柯林斯词典

(公用)电话间，电话亭
Atelephone boothis a place in a public building or in the street where there is a telephone that can be used by the public.

noun

Its stand this week at the Auto China show in Beijing was adorned with images of tower bridge, William Shakespeare, a red telephone booth and a teapot with cup of tea.
在本周的北京国际汽车展览会上，上汽的展厅装饰着塔桥、威廉莎士比亚（williamshakespeare）、一座红色电话亭、一个茶壶和一杯茶的照片。
The two of us were cramped in the telephone booth.
我们俩挤在电话亭里。
Where can I find a telephone booth?
我在哪儿可以找到电话亭？
He banged into a telephone booth and hurt his leg.
他撞在了一个电话亭上，伤了腿。
An unoccupied telephone booth
无人在使用的电话亭
Sometimes, it seems that it is easier for a container full of machine guns to pass port security control than for a seafarer to reach the nearest telephone booth.
有时，似乎一个装满枪支的货柜通过海关检查比一个海员到达公用电话亭还容易。
He was the first man dawn the gangway and into the lone telephone booth on the wharf.
他第一个冲下跳板，跑进码头上独一无二的电话间。
Sorry, this telephone is for staff use only, the booth is over there.
对不起，这是工作人员电话，电话亭在那边。
I did not bring my cell phone with me, so I have to call you back from a telephone booth.
我没带手机，只能在电话亭给你回电话了。
There was a girl making a phone call in the telephone booth.
电话亭里，有一个女孩在打电话。