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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a phone booth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small enclosed space with a telephone, typically found in public places.
Example: "I quickly ducked into a phone booth to make an urgent call before my meeting."
Alternatives: "a telephone kiosk" or "a call box".
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From a phone booth.
We have a phone booth.
"That's a lot better than meeting in a phone booth".
A phone booth will net fifty dollars or more.
The bathroom was the size of a phone booth.
"That's what you want in a phone booth," he said.
"There's a phone booth over there that keeps getting hit.
Talking to a source from a phone booth in Shinjuku.
I'm right around the corner in a phone booth.
At center, Jeff Saturday will prove unable to move powerful players out of a phone booth.
(That's the place you enter through a phone booth inside a hot-dog joint).
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