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

A kiosk showing a printed map of downtown, for example, is information in the world.
例如，公用信息亭张贴的城镇地图就是世界中的消息。
But when she returned to her hometown in early1960s, the kiosk was no more.
但当她于60年代初回到家乡，小售货亭再也不见了。
I went into a kiosk to call helen.
我走进公用电话亭给海伦打电话。
We sit in the kiosk and took some photos.
我们坐在亭和采取了一些照片。
If you feel tired, you can rest a while in the kiosk.
如果走累了，还可以在小亭里歇歇。
There behind the some trees and a kiosk.
他们后面有一些树林和一个亭子。
We need you at the security kiosk.
请你们应该来保卫亭一趟。
The presented interface is more like a simplified Internet kiosk than a desktop workstation.
呈现在用户面前的更像是一个简化的Internetkiosk终端，而不像是一个桌面工作站。
I was getting cigarettes at the kiosk.
我正在售货亭买烟。
Susie: I am going to the kiosk for a beverage.
苏茜：我要去售货亭买点饮料。