英语词汇pool的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

pool

noun uk/puːl/ us/puːl/

(LIQUID)

B2 [ C ]水塘，水池，潭

a small area of usually still water

We looked for crabs in the rock pools along the seashore. 我们在海边岩石的水坑里找螃蟹。

B2 [ C ]（液体的）一滩，一片

a small amount of liquid on a surface

a pool of blood/oil 一滩血／油

figurative a pool of light 一小片光亮

A2 [ C ]游泳池（同 swimming pool）

a swimming pool

I spent most of my holiday lying/sunbathing by the pool. 我假期的大部分时间都在游泳池旁躺着／晒太阳。

The boys were splashing about and ducking each other in the pool.
I just managed to grab hold of Lucy before she fell in the pool.
a pool of sunlight
She looked at her reflection in the deep green pool of water.
She dipped her toe into the pool to see how cold it was.

(COLLECTION)

[ C ]共享人员;共享资金;共享资源

a number of people or a quantity of a particular thing, such as money, collected together for shared use by several people or organizations

Patrick crashed a Ford that he'd borrowed from the car pool at work. 帕特里克把他从公司车队借的一辆福特汽车撞坏了。

As unemployment rises, the pool of cheap labour increases. 随着失业的上升，廉价劳动力的数量也在增加。

During times of mass unemployment, there's a pool of cheap labour for employers to draw from.
Did Gary win the office pool?
Everybody puts some money into a common pool.
We need a reserve pool of cash, just to be on the safe side.
We're recruiting from a large pool of graduate lawyers.

(MONEY)

[ C ]彩池（在一些纸牌游戏中，所有玩家都要先支付一定金额的钱，最后胜出者将能赢得整笔款项，此款项称为彩池）

in some card games, an amount of money that is collected from all the players and received by the player who wins the game

[ C ] US（一众参与者的）全部赌注

the money risked by a number of people on the result of a game or event

a baseball/football/hockey pool 棒球／足球／曲棍球赌注

the office pool 办公室合赌

Who won the pool? 谁赢了这次合赌？

the pools[ plural ] UK (also football pools) 足球赌博

a type of gambling in which people risk a small amount of money and try to guess the results of football games correctly and win a lot of money

do the pools They do the pools every week. 他们每个星期都赌球。

His brother won £150,000 on the pools.

Other than winning the football pools, we have no chance of owning our own house.

She booked the cruise after a lucky win on the pools.

When she was in her thirties, she won a small fortune on the football pools.

(GAME)

B1 [ U ]落袋台球

a game in which two people use cues (= long, thin poles) to hit 16 coloured balls into six holes around the edge of a large table covered in soft cloth

a pool table/room/hall 落袋台球桌／球房

mainly US informal Do you want to shoot (= play) some pool? 你想打台球吗？

Compare: snooker noun

pool

verb [ T ] uk/puːl/ us/puːl/

（为不同人士或团体）集合（资金／资源）

to collect something such as money in order for it to be used by several different people or groups

The kids pooled their money to buy their parents a wedding anniversary gift. 孩子们把钱凑在一起为父母买了结婚周年礼物。

词汇	pool
释义	pool noun uk/puːl/ us/puːl/ (LIQUID) B2 [ C ]水塘，水池，潭 a small area of usually still water We looked for crabs in the rock pools along the seashore. 我们在海边岩石的水坑里找螃蟹。 B2 [ C ]（液体的）一滩，一片 a small amount of liquid on a surface a pool of blood/oil 一滩血／油 figurative a pool of light 一小片光亮 A2 [ C ]游泳池（同 swimming pool） a swimming pool I spent most of my holiday lying/sunbathing by the pool. 我假期的大部分时间都在游泳池旁躺着／晒太阳。更多例句 The boys were splashing about and ducking each other in the pool. I just managed to grab hold of Lucy before she fell in the pool. a pool of sunlight She looked at her reflection in the deep green pool of water. She dipped her toe into the pool to see how cold it was. (COLLECTION) [ C ]共享人员;共享资金;共享资源 a number of people or a quantity of a particular thing, such as money, collected together for shared use by several people or organizations Patrick crashed a Ford that he'd borrowed from the car pool at work. 帕特里克把他从公司车队借的一辆福特汽车撞坏了。 As unemployment rises, the pool of cheap labour increases. 随着失业的上升，廉价劳动力的数量也在增加。更多例句 During times of mass unemployment, there's a pool of cheap labour for employers to draw from. Did Gary win the office pool? Everybody puts some money into a common pool. We need a reserve pool of cash, just to be on the safe side. We're recruiting from a large pool of graduate lawyers. (MONEY) [ C ]彩池（在一些纸牌游戏中，所有玩家都要先支付一定金额的钱，最后胜出者将能赢得整笔款项，此款项称为彩池） in some card games, an amount of money that is collected from all the players and received by the player who wins the game [ C ] US（一众参与者的）全部赌注 the money risked by a number of people on the result of a game or event a baseball/football/hockey pool 棒球／足球／曲棍球赌注 the office pool 办公室合赌 Who won the pool? 谁赢了这次合赌？ the pools[ plural ] UK (also football pools) 足球赌博 a type of gambling in which people risk a small amount of money and try to guess the results of football games correctly and win a lot of money do the pools They do the pools every week. 他们每个星期都赌球。 His brother won £150,000 on the pools. Other than winning the football pools, we have no chance of owning our own house. She booked the cruise after a lucky win on the pools. When she was in her thirties, she won a small fortune on the football pools. (GAME) B1 [ U ]落袋台球 a game in which two people use cues (= long, thin poles) to hit 16 coloured balls into six holes around the edge of a large table covered in soft cloth a pool table/room/hall 落袋台球桌／球房 mainly US informal Do you want to shoot (= play) some pool? 你想打台球吗？ Compare: snooker noun pool verb [ T ] uk/puːl/ us/puːl/ （为不同人士或团体）集合（资金／资源） to collect something such as money in order for it to be used by several different people or groups The kids pooled their money to buy their parents a wedding anniversary gift. 孩子们把钱凑在一起为父母买了结婚周年礼物。
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