英语词汇pool的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

pool /puːl/ noun 1. a hole or container that has been specially made and filled with water so that people can swim or play in itadjectivesa swimming pool He dived into the swimming pool.an indoor pool The indoor pool is used by swimmers practising for the Olympic Games.an outdoor/open-air pool Our hotel had an outdoor pool.a heated pool There is a heated swimming pool in the basement.a crowded pool The pool gets very crowded at weekends.a 25-metre/50-metre etc pool The school has a 25-metre pool.an Olympic-sized pool The stadium has an Olympic-sized swimming pool.a paddling pool BrE (=a small pool or plastic container of water for children to play in) He set up the paddling pool in the back garden.verbsswim in a pool We spent the afternoon swimming in the pool.dive/jump into a pool The swimmers dived into the pool at the start of the race.lie beside a pool She was lying beside the pool, trying to get a suntan.prepositionsin/into the pool We all jumped into the pool.out of the pool She got out of the pool and went to get her towel.at the pool “Where’s Sue?” “She’s at the pool.”by the pool We spent the holiday relaxing by the pool.phrasesthe bottom of a pool His feet were touching the bottom of the pool.the edge/side of a pool She sat by the edge of the pool, chatting to one of her friends.2. a small area of liquid or light on a surfacephrasesa pool of blood/water He was lying in a pool of blood. | I stepped in a pool of water in the street.a pool of light The pool of light from the torch shone down on her face.3. a small area of still water in a hollow placeadjectivesa deep/shallow pool We came to a deep pool under some tall trees. | The turtles are often found in shallow pools.nouns + poola rock pool Crabs live in rock pools.a freshwater/saltwater pool The insect is found near freshwater pools.4. a group of people who are available to work or do an activity when they are neededphrasesa pool of labour also a labour pool (=a large group of available workers) The area possessed a large labour pool.a pool of talent The team has a huge pool of talent that it can draw on.adjectivesa large/small pool of sb Employers can often choose from a large pool of qualified candidates. | There is a small pool of teachers available on the market to be hired.5. a game in which you use a stick to hit numbered balls into holes around a tableverbsplay/shoot pool He enjoys playing pool with his friends.beat sb at pool She usually beats me at pool.lose to sb at pool He lost to her at pool.pool + nounsa pool table There was a pool table in one corner of the bar.a pool hall When he was young, he used to spend a lot of time in bars and pool halls.a pool cue (=the stick you use to play pool with) He polished the end of his pool cue with a piece of chalk.phrasesa game of pool Do you want a game of pool?

词组	pool
释义	pool /puːl/ noun 1. a hole or container that has been specially made and filled with water so that people can swim or play in itadjectivesa swimming pool He dived into the swimming pool.an indoor pool The indoor pool is used by swimmers practising for the Olympic Games.an outdoor/open-air pool Our hotel had an outdoor pool.a heated pool There is a heated swimming pool in the basement.a crowded pool The pool gets very crowded at weekends.a 25-metre/50-metre etc pool The school has a 25-metre pool.an Olympic-sized pool The stadium has an Olympic-sized swimming pool.a paddling pool BrE (=a small pool or plastic container of water for children to play in) He set up the paddling pool in the back garden.verbsswim in a pool We spent the afternoon swimming in the pool.dive/jump into a pool The swimmers dived into the pool at the start of the race.lie beside a pool She was lying beside the pool, trying to get a suntan.prepositionsin/into the pool We all jumped into the pool.out of the pool She got out of the pool and went to get her towel.at the pool “Where’s Sue?” “She’s at the pool.”by the pool We spent the holiday relaxing by the pool.phrasesthe bottom of a pool His feet were touching the bottom of the pool.the edge/side of a pool She sat by the edge of the pool, chatting to one of her friends.2. a small area of liquid or light on a surfacephrasesa pool of blood/water He was lying in a pool of blood. \| I stepped in a pool of water in the street.a pool of light The pool of light from the torch shone down on her face.3. a small area of still water in a hollow placeadjectivesa deep/shallow pool We came to a deep pool under some tall trees. \| The turtles are often found in shallow pools.nouns + poola rock pool Crabs live in rock pools.a freshwater/saltwater pool The insect is found near freshwater pools.4. a group of people who are available to work or do an activity when they are neededphrasesa pool of labour also a labour pool (=a large group of available workers) The area possessed a large labour pool.a pool of talent The team has a huge pool of talent that it can draw on.adjectivesa large/small pool of sb Employers can often choose from a large pool of qualified candidates. \| There is a small pool of teachers available on the market to be hired.5. a game in which you use a stick to hit numbered balls into holes around a tableverbsplay/shoot pool He enjoys playing pool with his friends.beat sb at pool She usually beats me at pool.lose to sb at pool He lost to her at pool.pool + nounsa pool table There was a pool table in one corner of the bar.a pool hall When he was young, he used to spend a lot of time in bars and pool halls.a pool cue (=the stick you use to play pool with) He polished the end of his pool cue with a piece of chalk.phrasesa game of pool Do you want a game of pool?
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