POOLS Meaning and
Definition
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Pools, in its noun form, refers to artificial or natural bodies of water that are typically confined and typically characterized by a large surface area that allows people to swim, play, or engage in recreational activities. Pools can vary in size, ranging from small facilities built for private use, such as backyard swimming pools, to larger public spaces that serve as community centers or leisure destinations, such as public swimming pools or water parks. These spaces can be either indoor or outdoor and are often equipped with amenities like changing rooms, showers, and lifeguard supervision to ensure the safety and comfort of users.
The term "pools" can also serve as a verb referring to the act of collecting or accumulating resources, contributions, or information from various sources and combining them into a common fund or unified resource. This could include pooling financial assets to invest collectively, pooling efforts or skills for a joint project, or pooling data from different studies to perform a meta-analysis. The concept of pooling often aims to enhance efficiency, reduce risks, spur collaboration, or maximize outcomes by leveraging the collective strength and resources of a group or community.
Common Misspellings for POOLS
Etymology of POOLS
The word "pools" has its origins in Old English. It is derived from the Middle Germanic word "pōl" which meant "small body of water" or "pool". This Middle Germanic word was in turn derived from the Proto-Germanic word "poelaz". The Proto-Germanic word is thought to have originated from the Proto-Indo-European root *bhele-, meaning "to shine, become evident, appear". The early meanings of "pools" referred to a small body of water, often natural or artificial depressions filled with water. Over time, the word evolved to include various contexts such as swimming pools, betting pools, or even the verb form "pool" which means to combine or contribute resources together.
Similar spelling words for POOLS
- policy,
- polak,
- pollock,
- polk,
- polish,
- pollak,
- poleaxe,
- pollux,
- polyzoa,
- polska,
- polack,
- police,
- poleax,
- pollick,
- polizzi,
- pollex,
- polls,
- polka,
- polyose,
- polich,
- polsky,
- Poulos,
- pollack.
Conjugate verb Pools
CONDITIONAL
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FUTURE
I
will pool
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FUTURE PERFECT
I
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PAST
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had pooled
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PRESENT
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pool
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pool
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pool
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pool
PRESENT PERFECT
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have pooled
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am pooling
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