英语词汇“pool”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	pool
释义	Trends of pool View usage for: pool (puːl) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense pools, present participle pooling, past tense, past participle pooled 1. countable noun A pool is the same as a swimming pool. ...a heated indoor pool. During winter, many people swim and the pool is crowded. Synonyms: swimming pool, lido, swimming bath(s) [British], bathing pool [archaic] More Synonyms of pool 2. countable noun A pool is a fairly small area of still water. The pool had dried up and was full of bracken and reeds. ...beautiful gardens filled with pools, fountains and rare birds. Synonyms: pond, lake, mere, tarn More Synonyms of pool 3. See also rock pool 4. countable noun A pool of liquid or light is a small area of it on the ground or on a surface. She was found lying in a pool of blood. [+ of] It was raining quietly and steadily and there were little pools of water on the graveldrive. The lamps on the side-tables threw warm pools of light on the polished wood. [+ of] Synonyms: puddle, drop, patch, splash More Synonyms of pool 5. countable noun A pool of people, money, or things is a quantity or number of them that is available for an organization or group to use. The available pool of healthy manpower was not as large as military officials hadexpected. The new proposal would create a reserve pool of cash. [+ of] 6. See also car pool 7. verb If a group of people or organizations pool their money, knowledge, or equipment, they share it or put it together so that itcan be used for a particular purpose. We pooled ideas and information. [VERB noun] Philip and I pooled our savings to start up my business. [VERB noun] Synonyms: combine, share, merge, put together More Synonyms of pool 8. uncountable noun Pool is a game played on a large table covered with a cloth. Players use a long stick called a cue to hit a white ball across the table so that it knocks coloured balls with numbers on them into six holes around the edge of the table. We played pool together and were good mates. He was shooting pool with two other men. 9. plural noun If you do the pools, you take part in a gambling competition in which people try to win money by guessing correctly the results of football matches. [British] The odds of winning the pools are about one in 20 million. More Synonyms of pool pool in British English 1 (puːl) noun 1. a small body of still water, usually fresh; small pond 2. a small isolated collection of liquid spilt or poured on a surface; puddle a pool of blood 3. a deep part of a stream or river where the water runs very slowly 4. an underground accumulation of oil or gas, usually forming a reservoir in porous sedimentary rock 5. swimming pool Word origin Old English pōl; related to Old Frisian pōl, German Pfuhl pool in British English 2 (puːl) noun 1. any communal combination of resources, funds, etc a car pool 2. the combined stakes of the betters in many gambling sports or games; kitty 3. business a group of producers who conspire to establish and maintain output levels and high prices, each member of the group being allocated a maximum quota; price ring 4. finance, mainly US a. a joint fund organized by security-holders for speculative or manipulative purposes on financial markets b. the persons or parties involved in such a combination 5. any of various billiard games in which the object is to pot all the balls with the cue ball, esp that played with 15 coloured and numbered balls; pocket billiards verb (transitive) 6. to combine (investments, money, interests, etc) into a common fund, as for a joint enterprise 7. business to organize a pool of (enterprises) 8. Australian informal to inform on or incriminate (someone) Word origin C17: from French poule, literally: hen used to signify stakes in a card game, from Medieval Latin pulla hen, from Latin pullus young animal pool in American English 1 (pul) noun 1. a small pond, as in a garden 2. a small collection of liquid, as a puddle 3. swimming pool 4. a deep, still spot in a river 5. US a natural, isolated, underground accumulation of oil or gas verb intransitive 6. to form, or accumulate in, a pool Word origin ME < OE pol, akin to Du poel & Ger pfuhl, prob. ult. < IE base bhel-, to shine, glimmer pool in American English 2 (pul) noun 1. the total amount of the players' stakes played for, as in a single deal of a card game; pot 2. a. British a game of billiards for such a pool b. any of various games related to billiards played typically with object balls numberedfrom one to fifteen and a cue ball, on a pool table: the object is to pocket a ball or balls 3. a combination of resources, funds, etc. for some common purpose ; specif., a. US the combined wagers of bettors on a horse race, participants in a lottery, etc., the gains or losses from which are to be divided proportionately b. the combined investments of a group of persons or corporations undertaking, and sharing responsibility for, a joint enterprise c. US a common fund of stockholders, for speculation, manipulation of prices, etc. d. the persons or parties forming any such combination 4. US a combination of business firms for creating a monopoly in a particular market; trust 5. a. a collection of equipment and group of trained personnel, utilized and shared by a group a motor pool b. an informal group of people sharing in some task or responsibility a car pool verb transitive, verb intransitive 6. US to contribute to a pool, or common fund; make a common interest or form a pool (of) Word origin Fr poule, pool, stakes, orig. hen < LL pulla, hen, fem. of L pullus (see poultry): assoc. in E with pool1 COBUILD Collocations pool communal pool indoor pool open-air pool outdoor pool rooftop pool Image of pool © Gencho Petkov, Shutterstock Examples of 'pool' in a sentence pool These examples have been automatically selected and may contain sensitive content.Read more… But this place is all about the pool. The Sun (2016) Facilities include a superb pool area and relaxing sun terrace. The Sun (2017) And pooling funds keeps costs down. Times, Sunday Times (2016) In the garden there's a small pool with sunloungers. Times, Sunday Times (2016) She's a pool of information. The Sun (2016) Quite what Racing will bring to the final pool game is anyone's guess. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The win moves Quins two points clear of Edinburgh at the top of the pool with three wins from four games. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It will feature three pools - one of which will funnel sunlight through the ship's atrium to the dining room. The Sun (2016) And because the Sentido is so small, there are usually loads of sun loungers available at the pool or on the sands. The Sun (2016) The entire group pooled their money and threw it at my feet. Christianity Today (2000) Deep violet pools caught him in their depths and gently wrung a smile from his aching skull. Kathleen E. Woodiwiss THE WOLF AND THE DOVE Top up your tan on the sun deck or have a dip in one of the pools. Times, Sunday Times (2010) One guest insisted on a pool table. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The owner has use of the communal outdoor pool. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The group members resolved to pool their knowledge and technical expertise to track the perpetrators. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The pool area transforms into a cinema. Times, Sunday Times (2013) And the one which finds true form will take the pool with something to spare. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Unless some guys here are letting me win at the pool table. The Sun (2010) The firm also said alternative pools were available. The Sun (2015) We benefited from a football pools scheme for a time. Times, Sunday Times (2006) With drivers carrying potatoes rather than spare parts for pool filters. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Maybe the council will finally care about its swimming pool showers when they are gurgling away cash. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The pool bar serves drinks and snacks. Times, Sunday Times (2014) They have provided two chairs in a pool of light. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Yet hungry locals outside pooled their cash to buy a sip. The Sun (2008) Both parks have good indoor pools for rainy days and great clubs for nights of fun and entertainment. The Sun (2009) That generation of alumni now commands a pool of funds that schools and universities are trawling with increasing skill. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Thus the printing press strengthened the hand of the innovators by making it possible for them to pool information and work together. The Times Literary Supplement (2011) If you can bear to go out, there's also a shared pool. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Word lists with pool Other sports In other languages pool British English: pool /puːl/ NOUN resources* A pool of people, money, or things is a quantity or number of them that is available for use. The population is quite small and the available pool of talent is limited. American English: pool resources Arabic: مَوَارِد Brazilian Portuguese: fundo comum Chinese: 资源汇集 Croatian: pričuva Czech: společný fond Danish: pulje Dutch: gemeenschappelijke voorziening European Spanish: bote pozo Finnish: yhteenliittymä French: parc ressources German: gemeinsame Kasse Greek: δεξαμενή πόρων Italian: gruppo Japanese: 共同資金 resources Korean: 노동력 집합소 Norwegian: sammenslutning Polish: pula zasoby European Portuguese: fundo comum Romanian: fond Russian: общий фонд Latin American Spanish: reserva acumulado Swedish: gemensam fond Thai: กลุ่ม Turkish: fon mali birikim Ukrainian: запас Vietnamese: nhóm người có sẵn British English: pool /puːl/ NOUN water A pool is a small area of still water. I loved the Japanese water gardens with the little bridges and pools. American English: pool water Arabic: بَرَكَة Brazilian Portuguese: lago Chinese: 水塘 Croatian: bazen Czech: jezírko Danish: vandhul Dutch: vijver European Spanish: charca Finnish: allas uima-allas French: bassin German: Teich Greek: πισίνα Italian: piscina Japanese: 水たまり water Korean: 웅덩이 Norwegian: basseng Polish: basen woda European Portuguese: lago Romanian: bazin Russian: бассейн Latin American Spanish: charco Swedish: bassäng bad Thai: สระน้ำ Turkish: havuz Ukrainian: водоймище Vietnamese: bể bơi British English: pool VERB If a group of people or organizations pool their money, knowledge, or equipment, they share it or put it together so that it can be used for a particular purpose. We pooled ideas and information. American English: pool Brazilian Portuguese: juntar Chinese: 凑集资金、知识、设备等 European Spanish: juntar French: mettre en commun German: zusammenlegen Italian: mettere in comune Japanese: プールする Korean: 돈 등을 공유하다 European Portuguese: juntar Latin American Spanish: juntar Translate your text for free All related terms of 'pool' L'pool Liverpool car pool A car pool is an arrangement where a group of people take turns driving each other to work, or driving each other's children to school. In American English , car pool is sometimes used to refer simply to people travelling together in a car. gene pool the sum of all the genes in an interbreeding population gold pool the representatives of the UK, the US, France, Switzerland , West Germany, Belgium , Italy, the Netherlands , and Luxembourg who, between 1961 and 1968, unsuccessfully attempted to fix the price of gold at $35 per ounce hot pool a pool or spring that is heated geothermally moon pool (in the oil industry ) an open shaft in the centre of the hull of a ship engaged in deep-sea drilling through which drilling takes place pool hall a hall or establishment where pool , billiards , etc, are played rock pool A rock pool is a small pool between rocks on the edge of the sea. tide pool See tidal pool Also : tidepool van pool a group of workers who travel to work in the same van , provided by their employer dirty pool dishonest behaviour indoor pool A pool is the same as a → swimming pool . Malebo Pool broad , lakelike expansion of the Congo River between Democratic Republic of the Congo & Republic of the Congo: c. 116 sq mi (300 sq km) motor pool a group of motor vehicles kept, as at a military installation , for use as needed by personnel plunge pool a pool or bath large enough to immerse the whole body or to dive into Pool Malebo a lake between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Republic of the Congo, formed by a widening of the River Congo. Area: 829 sq km (320 sq miles) pool player a person who plays pool pool table a billiard table on which pool is played tidal pool a pool of water remaining on a reef , shore platform , or beach after the tide has receded typing pool a group of typists who can work for different people wading pool A wading pool is a shallow artificial pool for children to play in. wheat pool (in Western Canada) a cereal farmers ' cooperative birthing pool a large bath in which a woman can give birth communal pool A pool is the same as a → swimming pool . outdoor pool A pool is the same as a → swimming pool . paddling pool A paddling pool is a shallow artificial pool for children to paddle in. rooftop pool A pool is the same as a → swimming pool . Stanley Pool a lake between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Republic of the Congo, formed by a widening of the River Congo. Area: 829 sq km (320 sq miles) swimming pool A swimming pool is a large hole in the ground that has been made and filled with water so that people can swim in it. pool a risk If an insurer pools a risk , it takes on a share of each risk underwritten by every other member in an association of insurers or reinsurers. pool attendant a person who keeps watch at a swimming pool , and rescues anyone in danger of drowning hydrotherapy pool a pool of water used for hydrotherapy open-air pool A pool is the same as a → swimming pool . reinsurance pool the grouping of insurers that provide partial or complete insurance coverage to other insurers for (a risk on which a policy has already been issued) carpool to participate in or transport by participating in a car pool poolroom a hall or establishment where pool , billiards , etc, are played Chinese translation of 'pool' pool (puːl) n (c) (= pond) 水塘 (shuǐtáng) (个(個), gè) (c) (also swimming pool) 游(遊)泳池 (yóuyǒngchí) (个(個), gè) (fig) pool of light/blood 一滩(灘)亮光/血 (yī tān liàngguāng/xiě) (c) (= amount, number) [of cash] 公库(庫) (gōngkù) [of secretaries, workers, vehicles] 储(儲)备(備) (chǔbèi) (c) (Cards, = kitty) 全部赌(賭)注 (quánbù dǔzhù) (u) (= game) 美式台(臺)球 (měishì táiqiú) vt [money, knowledge, resources, ideas] 集中 (jízhōng) car pool 合伙(夥)用车(車) (héhuǒ yòngchē) typing pool or (US) secretary pool 秘(祕)书(書)组(組) (mìshūzǔ) to do the (football) pools 赌(賭)足球彩票 (dǔ zúqiú cǎipiào) Derived Forms pools n pl (Brit) (also football pools) 足球彩票 (zúqiú cǎipiào) All related terms of 'pool' car pool 合伙(夥)用车(車) héhuǒ yòngchē typing pool 秘(祕)书(書)组(組) mìshūzǔ wading pool 浅(淺)水池 qiǎnshuǐchí [ 英 = paddling pool ] paddling pool 浅(淺)水池 qiǎnshuǐchí [ 个(個) gè ] [ 美 = wading pool ] swimming pool 游泳池 yóuyǒngchí [ 个(個) gè ] pool of light/blood 一滩(灘)亮光/血 yī tān liàngguāng/xiě to lounge around the house/pool 在家/游泳池消磨时(時)间(間) zài jiā/yóuyǒngchí xiāomó shíjiān 1 (noun) in the sense of swimming pool a heated indoor pool Synonyms swimming pool They had been drinking water from the swimming pool. lido swimming bath(s) (British) bathing pool (archaic) 2 (noun) in the sense of pond Definition a small body of still water Beautiful gardens filled with pools and fountains. Synonyms pond youths skating on the frozen village pond lake They can go fishing in the lake. mere tarn 3 (noun) in the sense of puddle Definition a small body of spilt liquid There were pools of water on the gravel drive. Synonyms puddle puddles of oil in the road drop patch splash splashes of colour 1 (noun) in the sense of supply Definition a shared fund of resources or workers the available pool of manpower Synonyms supply The brain requires a constant supply of oxygen. reserve The country's reserves of petrol are running very low. fall-back 2 (noun) in the sense of kitty Definition the combined stakes of those betting in many gambling games a reserve pool of cash Synonyms kitty bank one of the largest data banks in the world fund a scholarship fund for undergraduate students stock a stock of food and other rations store I handed over my store of chocolate biscuits. pot If there is more money in the pot, all the members will benefit proportionally. jackpot the biggest ever jackpot of more than £5 million stockpile stockpiles of chemical weapons hoard a hoard of silver and jewels cache A cache of weapons and explosives was found by the police. (verb) in the sense of combine Definition to put into a common fund We pooled our savings to start up a new business. Synonyms combine Combine the flour with water to make a paste. Her tale combines a strong storyline with sly humour. share merge The two countries merged into one. put together amalgamate The firm has amalgamated with an American company. lump together join forces on (noun) in the sense of syndicate Definition a group of producers who agree to maintain output levels and high prices Synonyms syndicate They formed a syndicate to buy the car. group team Mr Hunter and his management team trust combine collective consortium Additional synonyms in the sense of amalgamate Definition to combine or unite The firm has amalgamated with an American company. Synonyms combine, unite, ally, compound, blend, incorporate, integrate, merge, fuse, mingle, alloy, coalesce, meld, commingle, intermix in the sense of bank Definition any supply, store, or reserve one of the largest data banks in the world Synonyms store, fund, stock, source, supply, reserve, pool, reservoir, accumulation, stockpile, hoard, storehouse in the sense of cache Definition a hidden store of weapons, provisions, or treasure A cache of weapons and explosives was found by the police. Synonyms store, fund, supply, reserve, treasury, accumulation, stockpile, hoard, stash (informal) Synonyms of 'pool' pool Explore 'pool' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of fund Definition a reserve of money set aside for a certain purpose a scholarship fund for undergraduate students Synonyms reserve, trust, stock, supply, store, collection, pool, foundation, endowment, tontine in the sense of hoard Definition a store of money, food, etc., hidden away for future use a hoard of silver and jewels Synonyms store, fund, supply, reserve, mass, pile, heap, fall-back, accumulation, stockpile, stash, cache, treasure-trove in the sense of jackpot Definition the most valuable prize that can be won in a gambling game the biggest ever jackpot of more than £5 million Synonyms prize, winnings, award, pool, reward, pot, kitty, bonanza, pot of gold at the end of the rainbow in the sense of lake Definition a red dye obtained by combining a metallic compound with cochineal They can go fishing in the lake. Synonyms pond, pool, reservoir, loch (Scottish), lagoon, mere, lough (Irish), tarn in the sense of merge Definition to combine, esp. so as to become part of a larger whole The two countries merged into one. Synonyms combine, blend, fuse, amalgamate, unite, join, mix, consolidate, mingle, converge, coalesce, melt into, meld, intermix in the sense of pot Definition the money in the pool in gambling games If there is more money in the pot, all the members will benefit proportionally. Synonyms kitty, funds, pool in the sense of reserve Definition something kept back or set aside for future use The country's reserves of petrol are running very low. Synonyms store, fund, savings, stock, capital, supply, reservoir, fall-back, stockpile, hoard, backlog, cache in the sense of splash Definition a patch (of colour or light) splashes of colour Synonyms spot (British), burst, patch, stretch, spurt in the sense of stock Definition a supply of something stored for future use a stock of food and other rations Synonyms supply, store, reserve, fund, reservoir, stockpile, hoard, cache in the sense of stockpile Definition a large store gathered for future use stockpiles of chemical weapons Synonyms stock, store, reserve, bank, supply, collection, pool, arsenal, accumulation, hoard, cache Additional synonyms in the sense of store Definition a large supply or stock kept for future use I handed over my store of chocolate biscuits. Synonyms supply, stock, reserve, lot, fund, mine, plenty, provision, wealth, quantity, reservoir, abundance, accumulation, stockpile, hoard, plethora, cache in the sense of team Definition a group of people organized to work together Mr Hunter and his management team Synonyms group, company, set, body, band, crew (informal), gang, line-up, bunch (informal), dream team, posse (informal)
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