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pooled

UK
/puːld/
US
/puld/
pooledadjective
UK
/puːld/
US
/puːld/
Translations
mutualiséPour des ressources, fonds ou moyens mis en commun.
The pooled resources of the community helped rebuild the local park.
Les ressources mutualisées de la communauté ont aidé à reconstruire le parc local.
accumuléSe dit d’un liquide rassemblé en flaque ou en nappe.
The pooled water on the floor was a result of the leaking roof.
L'eau accumulée sur le sol était due au toit qui fuyait.
Definitions
Combined or gathered together from various sources.
The pooled resources of the community helped rebuild the local park.
Referring to a liquid that has accumulated in a pool or puddle.
The pooled water on the floor was a result of the leaking roof.
poolverb

pooled

Past Simple

pooled
Past Simple
pooled
Past Participle
pooling
Gerund
UK
/puːl/
US
/pul/
Translations
mettre en commun
The companies decided to pool their resources to develop the new technology.
Les entreprises ont décidé de mettre en commun leurs ressources pour développer la nouvelle technologie.
stagnerSe dit d’un liquide qui forme une flaque ou s’accumule.
Rainwater began to pool on the flat roof after the storm.
L’eau de pluie a commencé à stagner sur le toit plat après la tempête.
Definitions
To combine resources or efforts for a common purpose.
The companies decided to pool their resources to develop the new technology.
To form a small body of liquid on a surface.
Rainwater began to pool on the flat roof after the storm.
Synonyms
consolidate
collect
amass
gather
combine
poolnoun
Definitions
A small body of still water, typically one formed naturally.
The children splashed around in the shallow pool by the river.
A swimming pool, an artificial basin filled with water for swimming.
The hotel has an indoor pool that guests can use year-round.
A group of people or resources that are available for a particular purpose.
The company has a large pool of talented engineers to work on the new project.
A game played on a rectangular table with six pockets, using a cue and balls.
They spent the evening playing pool at the local bar.
A shared fund or collection of money or resources.
The office started a pool to buy a gift for their retiring colleague.
A small accumulation of liquid on a surface, especially water or blood.
He slipped in a pool of melted snow near the doorway.
A form of gambling in which all participants contribute stakes that are collected into a single pot awarded to the winner or winners.
She entered the office football pool and won the entire pot.
pooladjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for a swimming pool or the game of pool.
They installed new pool lights around the backyard patio.
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