kiosk

英 [ˈkiːɒsk]

美 [ˈkiːɑːsk]

n. (出售报纸、饮料等的)小亭; 售货亭; 报刊亭; 公用电话亭

复数：kiosks　

Collins.1 / BNC.14829 / COCA.13231

牛津词典

noun

（出售报纸、饮料等的）小亭；售货亭；报刊亭
a small shop/store, open at the front, where newspapers, drinks, etc. are sold. In some countries kiosks also sell food and things used in the home.
公用电话亭
a public telephone box

N-COUNT （出售三明治或报纸等的）售货亭，小亭
Akioskis a small building or structure from which people can buy things such as sandwiches or newspapers through an open window.
1. I was getting cigarettes at the kiosk.
  我正在售货亭买烟。
N-COUNT 公用电话亭
Akioskor atelephone kioskis a public telephone box.
1. He phoned me from a kiosk.
  他在公用电话亭给我打了电话。

noun

Hotel and convention kiosks are often set up in this fashion.
旅馆和会议网亭（kiosk）通常采用这种方式建立。
She phoned him from a kiosk.
她从公用电话亭打给他。
We need you at the security kiosk.
请你们应该来保卫亭一趟。
Why would someone choose to use a separate public kiosk, if their private phone provides comparable capability?
如果个人手机提供了类似的功能，那么何必再使用单独的公共信息亭（kiosk）呢？
I got a magazine and some cigarettes from a kiosk on the station platform.
我在火车站月台的售货亭里买了一份杂志和一些香烟。
Games and kiosk applications may use heavy application theming to achieve an immersive experience.
游戏和凉亭应用程序可以使用重度的应用程序主题来达到一个沉浸式的体验效果。
We bought buns at the station kiosk.
我们在火车站的小亭买面包。
A pillar box for me to post letters stands in a petrol kiosk.
在加油站里有一个供我寄信的邮筒。
We were eating hamburgers at an all-night kiosk.
我们在通宵服务的茶点亭里吃汉堡包。
There behind the some trees and a kiosk.
他们后面有一些树林和一个亭子。