kiosk|kiosks in English

noun

[ki·osk || 'kɪːɑsk /'kɪːɒsk]

small structure from which newspapers or other items are sold; open pavilio

Use "kiosk|kiosks" in a sentence

1. Note: You can only create an admin role to manage kiosks if your organization subscribes to the Chrome Kiosk service.

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4. These Chrome devices can include kiosks, digital signs, and purpose-built devices like check-out stands and self service kiosks.

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7. There was a kiosk which sold confectionery.

8. He phoned me from a kiosk.

9. I was getting cigarettes at the kiosk.

10. There's a newspaper kiosk in the station.

11. We were eating hamburgers at a kiosk.

12. I'm working on this device that reads credit card numbers off parking kiosks.

13. Thruout the kiosk none bops Brasqued via her thermostats pyralidae.

14. Tunnels and surface kiosks number among such representative structures of the canal’s history.

15. They would also operate an elevator, a steamboat service, restaurants, kiosks, and playgrounds.

16. I even asked her if it was her that smashed that kiosk up!

17. With the other, she would buy potable water from a kiosk.

18. A fire was also started in a nearby telephone kiosk. Sentencedict.com

19. 11 Many of these are small, one- or two-person outfits, snack kiosks and the like.

20. Forget the Berlin Wall itself, there are some lovely kiosks selling cold war kitsch.

21. If the device is an autolaunched kiosk, you can also choose to reboot, capture logs, take a screenshot, set the volume on the device, or remotely access the kiosk.

22. The lights went up and a picture of the confectionery kiosk appeared on the screen.

23. Think about all the fast food chains, clothing boutiques, or mobile phone kiosks at the mall.

24. Cuss 1.3/1.4 compatible middleware can run on common use kiosks, bag drops and other passenger service touchpoints.

25. 22 Maybe she should be flattened by a telephone kiosk on a wavering winch.