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pooling Meaning
pooling
something resembling a pool, a group of people available for some purpose see also jury pool, an aggregation of the interests, obligations, or undertakings of several parties working together, all the money bet by a number of persons on a particular event, to combine (things, such as resources) in a common pool or effort, a small deep body of water, to combine (interests) so as not to have a merger of companies considered a purchase for accounting purposes, the money bet by a number of persons on an event or in a game, a small and rather deep body of usually fresh water, a game played on an English billiard table in which each of the players stakes a sum and the winner takes all, swimming pool, the whole quantity of a particular material present in the body and available for function or the satisfying of metabolic demands, a quiet place in a stream, a group of people available for some purpose, a common fund for making investments, gene pool, a body of water forming above a dam, a small body of standing liquid, a group of journalists from usually several news organizations using pooled resources (such as television equipment) to produce shared coverage especially of events to which access is restricted, a body product (as blood) collected from many donors and stored for later use, the whole quantity of a particular material present in the body and available for function or the satisfying of metabolic demands see gene pool, metabolic pool, to accumulate or become static (as in the veins of a bodily part), an aggregate stake to which each player of a game has contributed, a group sharing in some activity, an aggregation of the interests or property of different persons made to further a joint undertaking by subjecting them to the same control and a common liability, a continuous area of porous sedimentary rock that yields petroleum or gas, to form a pool, a game played on a billiard table having six pockets with usually 15 object balls, a readily available supply, to combine (as assets or votes) in a common form or effort, any of various games of billiards played on an oblong table having 6 pockets with usually 15 object balls, a body product (such as blood) collected from many donors and stored for later use, to contribute to a common fund or effort
pooling Sentence Examples
- The children were pooling their money to buy a new toy for their friend.
- The neighborhood residents were pooling their resources to help rebuild the local park.
- The company's employees were pooling their ideas for a new product launch.
- The volunteers were pooling their efforts to clean up the beach after a storm.
- The scientists were pooling their data to come up with new theories about the universe.
- The investors were pooling their money to start a new venture capital firm.
- The students were pooling their notes to prepare for the upcoming exam.
- The hikers were pooling their water supplies to make sure everyone had enough to stay hydrated.
- The farmers were pooling their crops to sell to a larger distributor.
- The charities were pooling their funds to provide disaster relief to those in need.
FAQs About the word pooling
something resembling a pool, a group of people available for some purpose see also jury pool, an aggregation of the interests, obligations, or undertakings of
connecting, joining, linking, stacking, combining,merging, piling, clustering, uniting, collecting
splitting (up), dissolving,separating, disintegrating, severing, sending, scattering,dismissing, dispersing, disbanding
The children were pooling their money to buy a new toy for their friend.
The neighborhood residents were pooling their resources to help rebuild the local park.
The company's employees were pooling their ideas for a new product launch.
The volunteers were pooling their efforts to clean up the beach after a storm.
