pool

• Sustantivo que designa una masa de agua pequeña y generalmente estancada, natural o artificial, o el juego de billar de mesa con bolas y tacos.

A noun referring to a small body of still water, typically one formed naturally or artificially, or a game played on a felt-covered table with balls and cues.

1. Swimming poolA1formal

   A man-made structure filled with water for swimming or recreation.

   Piscina

   • The children spent the afternoon at the pool.
   • Our hotel has a heated outdoor pool.
   • She jumped into the pool to cool off.

   Sinónimoslidonatatoriumswimming pool

2. Game of poolA2informal

   A game played on a felt-covered table with pockets, using a cue and balls.

   Billar (juego de pool)

   • They played a game of pool at the bar.
   • He is very good at pool and rarely loses.
   • The pool table is in the back room.

   Sinónimosbilliardspocket billiards

3. Shared resource or groupB1formal

   A collection or supply of resources, money, or people that is shared among a group.

   Fondo común o grupo compartido

   • The company has a large pool of talented employees.
   • They created a car pool to save on fuel costs.
   • We contributed to a pool of funds for the charity event.

   Sinónimosbankcachefundhoardkittypotreservestocksupply

   Antónimosindividualprivateseparate

• Verbo que significa juntar o combinar recursos, dinero o esfuerzos de varias personas para un fin común; también puede referirse a compartir o poner algo en un fondo colectivo.

A verb used to indicate the act of combining resources, money, or efforts for a common purpose.

1. Combine resourcesB1formal

   To put resources, money, or efforts together for a common purpose.

   Unir recursos

   • The neighbors pooled their money to buy a new playground.
   • We pooled our ideas to create a better solution.
   • The companies pooled their resources for the research project.

   Sinónimosamalgamatecombineconsolidatecontributejoinmergeshareunite

   Antónimosdistributedivideseparatesplit

2. Share or collectB2formal

   To gather or collect things, such as data or information, into a common group.

   Reunir o compartir

   • The researchers pooled their data for the study.
   • They pooled their knowledge to solve the problem.
   • The team pooled their efforts to finish the project early.

   Sinónimosamasscombineconsolidatemergeshareunite

   Antónimosdispersedistributedivideseparatesplit