stall

Compared meaning: a small structure for selling goods or dividing space (noun).

比较义项：售卖货物或分隔空间用的小型建筑或结构（如货摊、亭子、隔间）（名词）。

• stall 本词

  An open-fronted stand for selling goods, often outdoors at a market or fair; not enclosed on all sides and not used for other purposes like phone calls or office work.

  开放式货摊，通常设在市场或集市的户外，没有四面围墙，也不用于打电话或办公等其他用途。

  She sells fresh flowers from a stall at the weekend market.

  她在周末市场的一个摊位上卖新鲜花卉。

• booth

  A small enclosed structure built for one specific purpose — a phone booth, a ticket booth, or a seating alcove in a restaurant — usually with sides but open at the front.

  为某一特定用途搭建的小型封闭结构——如电话亭、售票亭，或餐厅里带隔板的卡座——通常有侧壁但正面敞开。

  He ducked into a phone booth to make an urgent call.

  他钻进一个电话亭打了一个紧急电话。

• cubicle

  A partitioned space inside a larger room, typically an office, that gives a worker some privacy; it is not a free-standing structure and is not used for selling anything.

  室内（通常是办公室）用隔板分隔出的空间，用于给员工一些私密性；它不是独立建筑，也不用于售卖任何东西。

  She spends eight hours a day working in a cramped office cubicle.

  她每天要花八个小时在狭小的办公隔间里工作。

• kiosk

  A small free-standing stall or booth, often in a public place like a mall or street corner, specifically for selling newspapers, snacks, or tickets, or offering self-service.

  一种独立式的小型摊位或亭子，常见于商场、街角等公共场所，专门用来售卖报纸、零食、车票，或提供自助服务。

  He bought a newspaper from the kiosk outside the train station.

  他在火车站外的售货亭买了一份报纸。

Stall, booth, cubicle, and kiosk are small structures for selling goods or dividing space. Stall is an open-fronted outdoor stand. Booth is a small enclosed structure for one purpose. Cubicle is a partitioned office space. Kiosk is a small free-standing stall for snacks or tickets.

这几个词都指“供售卖或分隔空间用的小型建筑或结构”，但场合和形态不同：stall 强调无遮挡的货摊，booth 强调有特定用途的封闭小结构，cubicle 强调室内隔间，kiosk 强调独立式的售货亭。这里不比较 stall 作动词表示“（发动机）熄火、抛锚”的用法。