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a container of water that people can swim in
What is a "pool"?
A pool is a contained area filled with water, designed for swimming, diving, or other water-based activities. It can be located outdoors or indoors and varies in size and shape, ranging from small residential pools to large public or competition pools. Pools are often divided into sections for different activities, such as lap swimming or leisure swimming. They are equipped with features like ladders, diving boards, and sometimes water slides. Pools are commonly used for exercise, relaxation, sports, or recreational fun.
a collection of liquid
a game played on a table with two players, in which the players use special sticks to hit 16 numbered balls into the holes at the edge of the table
What is "pool"?
Pool, also known as pocket billiards, is a game played on a rectangular table covered with cloth and marked with six pockets. Players use a cue stick to strike a white cue ball, which in turn hits other colored balls, aiming to sink them into the pockets. The game has various versions, such as eight-ball and nine-ball, with specific rules for each. The goal is to either pocket a set of balls or a specific ball, depending on the version being played. Pool is popular in bars, clubs, and homes, offering a fun challenge that involves skill, strategy, and precision.
an association of organizations or companies formed for a specific purpose, often to share risks or resources
an organization or collection of people, funds, or resources that can be shared among members
the total combined stakes or money contributed by all participants in a bet, contest, or lottery
to combine money, resources, or assets into a common fund for shared use
to join or form a collective group of people for a shared purpose
