Pool
51pool — I noun 1) pools of water Syn: puddle, pond, slough; literary plash 2) the hotel has a pool Syn: swimming pool, baths, lap pool, natatorium II 1. noun 1) a pool of skilled labor …
52pool — I pool 1. pool sb., en, er el. s, e(r)ne (bassin) II pool 2. pool sb. (et billardspil), i sms. pool , fx poolbord; spille pool …
53pool — 1. Pond. Ki o, ki o wai. Also: loko, hāloko, hālokoloko, luawai, huinawai, wai ahu, hāpuna, kīpoho, lahalaha wai, lau wai, huawaimaka, hakuone, ko ana wai, kuki o, pōnaha wai. ♦ Sea pool, kāheka; kāhekaheka (small). ♦ Dirty pool, ki o… …
54pool — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a small body of still water, usu. of natural formation. 2 a small shallow body of any liquid. 3 = swimming pool (see SWIM). 4 a deep place in a river. v. 1 tr. form into a pool. 2 intr. (of blood) become static. Etymology: OE pol …
55pool — Synonyms and related words: Aktiengesellschaft, Swiss bank account, accumulate, aktiebolag, amalgamate, artificial lake, assets, balance, bank, bank account, bayou lake, bear pool, blind pool, body corporate, bottom dollar, budget, bull pool,… …
56pool — I n 1. pond, tarn, small lake, tidal pool, lagoon, inlet, bayou, Brit. Dial. sump; water hole, standing water, still water, water pocket; puddle, mud hole, mud puddle, stagnant water, swamp pool, plash; quarry, reservoir. 2. swimming hole;… …
57Pool — Eugene H., U.S. surgeon, 1874–1949. See P. phenomenon, P. Schlesinger sign. * * * pool pül vi of blood to accumulate or become static (as in the veins of a bodily part) <blood pooled in his legs> pool n a readily available supply: as …
58pool — 1. A collection of blood or other fluid in any region of the body; p. of blood results from dilation and retardation of the circulation in the capillaries and veins of the region. 2. A combination of resources. [A.S. pol] ab …
59Pool — 1Pool [pu:l] der; s, s <aus engl. pool> Kurzform von ↑Swimmingpool Pool 2 2Pool [pu:l] der; s, s <aus engl. pool »gemeinsame Kasse«, eigtl. »Wett , Spieleinsatz«, dies aus fr. poule, vgl. ↑Poule> …
60pool — I noun 1) pools of water Syn: puddle, pond, lake 2) the hotel has a pool Syn: swimming pool, baths; Brit. swimming baths; N.Amer. natatorium II 1. noun 1) a pool of skilled labour …
