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telephone kiosk

n. (context UK English) A telephone booth

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telephone kiosk

n. booth for using a telephone [syn: telephone booth, phone booth, call box, telephone box]

Usage examples of "telephone kiosk".

Then I shall walk up to the telephone kiosk about fifty yards north of Field House Drive, go into the kiosk, and then come out again and put the carrier bag behind the kiosk, just inside the ivy there.

Across the street, outside the station, was an old wooden telephone kiosk -empty, thank God.

Across the street, outside the station, was an old wooden telephone kiosk - empty, thank God.

I thought Bury was heading for him, perhaps to correct the drawing, and then I saw Bury's target was an underground telephone kiosk.

He parked the Mercedes near the solitary telephone kiosk and glanced at his watch - 11.

At the junction was a triangular patch of asphalt and on it a telephone kiosk.

He walked casually past the ornate front desk, and once outside on Montalembert ran to the nearest telephone kiosk.

On the way back to the Hotel Kuznia I stopped the taxi at a telephone kiosk and spoke to Merrick.

He stopped at a telephone kiosk near the town and looked up the number of Roger Dufay, the Westfield press officer, who was also a free-lance science journalist and a regular contributor to the J.

He halted at a telephone kiosk, looked quickly up and down the street, then slipped inside.

At the corner of Fifty-Fourth, a big black guy writhed within the glass and steel of a telephone kiosk.

When no one was looking he bent down and rubbed the hat on the ground beneath a telephone kiosk, where he guessed many people had stood during the past day or so.

Dasein saw the telephone kiosk beside the parking area, swerved in so suddenly that Marden went past, screeched to a stop, backed up.

On the one side was 'Zum Wilden Hirsch' with the sound of singing once again emanating from it, on the other side a brightly-lit telephone kiosk outside a Post Office.

Thad fought the need to lean against the side of the telephone kiosk and close his eyes in relief.