Booth no中文意思

"Booth no" is not a standard Chinese phrase, but it's possible that it could be a transliteration or a colloquial representation of a phrase in Chinese. If we were to try to interpret it, "booth" could refer to a展位 (zhǎn wèi) or 攤位 (tān wèi) in Chinese, which are both common at trade shows, exhibitions, and markets. "No" could be a shortened form of "number" or "號" (hào) in Chinese.

If we assume that "booth no" is referring to a booth number, a more standard way to say it in Chinese would be "展位號" (zhǎn wèi hào) or "攤位號" (tān wèi hào), depending on the context. For example, if you're at a trade show and you're looking for booth number 10, you might say:

"我要找10號展位。" (Wǒ yào zhǎo shí hào zhǎn wèi.)

This literally means "I want to find booth number 10."

If you're referring to a specific booth number in Chinese, you would typically say the number first, followed by "號" (hào). For example:

"10號展位" (Shí hào zhǎn wèi)

or

"10號攤位" (Shí hào tān wèi)

depending on whether it's a booth at an exhibition or a market stall.