pool

∗ ≈

la piscina

∗ noun

pool
[puːl]
sustantivo
1charca (f) (pond); charco (m) (puddle, of blood)
  • (swimming) pool -> piscina (f) , alberca (f) (español de México), pileta (f) (RP)
sustantivo
1conjunto (m) (group); fondo (m) común (of money)
  • car pool -> parque (m) (m) óvil, flota (f) de automóviles
también:
  • the pools -> ≅ las quinielas (británico), ≅ el Prode (español de Argentina), ≅ el totogol (español de Colombia, CRica)
verbo transitivo
2poner en común (ideas, resources)
sustantivo
1billar (m) americano (game)
  • pool table -> mesa (f) de billar americano

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pool [pul]
  • Pool your issues -> reconciliar las diferencias de opinión, ponerse de acuerdo sobre asuntos controvertidos
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Formar un charco. (n)
va. Formar una polla, hucha, un fondo o capital común que ha de dividirse seegún lo convenido.
sustantivo
1Charco.
2Charca.
3Hoya (of river).
4Piscina.
5Billar, trucos.
6Yacimiento (of petroleum).
  • Pool reactor -> reactor nuclear sumergido
  • Pool table -> billar, mesa de trucos

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pool [puːl]
noun
1 (natural) charca; (f) (artificial) estanque; (m) (swimming pool) piscina; (f) alberca; (f) (Méx) pileta (de natación); (f) (S. Cone) (in river) pozo; (m)
2 [of spilt liquid] charco; (m) [of light] foco; (m)
The lamps threw warm pools of light on the polished wood
modifier
pool attendant (n) encargadoaencargada de la piscina;a encargada (m) (f)
pool [puːl]
noun
1 (common fund) fondo (común); (m) (Cards) polla; (f)
2 (supply, source) reserva; (f) [of genes etc] fondo; (m) reserva; (f)
an untapped pool of ability una reserva de inteligencia no utilizada
car typing
3
the pools (Britain) (football pools) las quinielas; (Esp) to do the (football) pools hacer las quinielas
4 (form of snooker) billar americano; (m)
to shoot pool (US) jugar al billar americano
that's dirty pool (US) (informal) eso no es jugar limpio
5 (Comm) fondos comunes; (m) (US) (monopoly, trust) consorcio; (m)
coal and steel pool comunidad de carbón y acero; (f)
verb:transitive
juntar; poner en común
modifier
pool hall pool room (n) sala de billar; (f)
pool table (n) mesa de billar; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "pool"

Imperative
  • pool
  • you pool
  • he/she pools
  • we pool
  • you pool
  • they pool
Preterite
  • I pooled
  • you pooled
  • he/she pooled
  • we pooled
  • you pooled
  • they pooled
Present Continuous
  • I am pooling
  • you are pooling
  • he/she is pooling
  • we are pooling
  • you are pooling
  • they are pooling
Present Perfect
  • I have pooled
  • you have pooled
  • he/she has pooled
  • we have pooled
  • you have pooled
  • they have pooled
Past Continuous
  • I was pooling
  • you were pooling
  • he/she was pooling
  • we were pooling
  • you were pooling
  • they were pooling
Past Perfect
  • I had pooled
  • you had pooled
  • he/she had pooled
  • we had pooled
  • you had pooled
  • they had pooled
Future
  • I will pool
  • you will pool
  • he/she will pool
  • we will pool
  • you will pool
  • they will pool
Future Perfect
  • I will have pooled
  • you will have pooled
  • he/she will have pooled
  • we will have pooled
  • you will have pooled
  • they will have pooled
Future Continuous
  • I will be pooling
  • you will be pooling
  • he/she will be pooling
  • we will be pooling
  • you will be pooling
  • they will be pooling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been pooling
  • you have been pooling
  • he/she has been pooling
  • we have been pooling
  • you have been pooling
  • they have been pooling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been pooling
  • you will have been pooling
  • he/she will have been pooling
  • we will have been pooling
  • you will have been pooling
  • they will have been pooling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been pooling
  • you had been pooling
  • he/she had been pooling
  • we had been pooling
  • you had been pooling
  • they had been pooling

pool [pul]
sustantivo:masculino
pools (plural) [pul] (Economía) consortium

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