Translate pool from English to Dutch

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pool:
- vijver; poel; plas; poule; inzet; pot; speelgeld; zwembad; bad; pool
Wiktionary:
- pool → bekken, plas, poule, zweminrichting
- pool → zwembad, bekken, kom, vont, bowl, schaal, bassin, stroomgebied, vijver, plas, meer, ven, zweminrichting, badkamer, badhuis
User Contributed Translations for pool:
- biljart

English

Detailed Translations for pool from English to Dutch

the pool (pond; lake)

– a small lake ¹
de vijver; de poel; de plas
- vijver [de ~ (m)] noun
- poel [de ~ (m)] noun
- plas [de ~ (m)] noun
the pool (stakes; wee-wee; cash for playing)

– the combined stakes of the betters ¹
de poule; de inzet; de pot; het speelgeld
- poule [de ~] noun
- inzet [de ~ (m)] noun
- pot [de ~ (m)] noun
- speelgeld [het ~] noun
the pool (swimming pool)

– pool that provides a facility for swimming ¹
het zwembad; het bad
- zwembad [het ~] noun
- bad [het ~] noun
the pool

– A group of things, such as invoices, sales orders, or productions, that have characteristics in common and are to be handled in a similar fashion. ²
pool
- pool

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bad	pool; swimming pool	bath; bathing tub; bathtub; tub
inzet	cash for playing; pool; stakes; wee-wee	ambition; ante; application; assiduousness; beginning; commencement; dedication; devotion; diligence; effort; exertion; goal; inset; intention; objective; opening; outset; passion; scheme; stakes; start; target; usage; use
plas	lake; pond; pool	make water
poel	lake; pond; pool	mudd pool
pool		pole
pot	cash for playing; pool; stakes; wee-wee	barrel; bucket; butt; cask; casserole; chamber pot; competition; contest; cooking-pot; dike; drum; dyke; game; hold; lesbian; match; pail; pan; play; pot; saucepan; set; stew-pan; stewing-pan; stewpan; tub; vat; vessel
poule	cash for playing; pool; stakes; wee-wee
speelgeld	cash for playing; pool; stakes; wee-wee
vijver	lake; pond; pool
zwembad	pool; swimming pool
-	consortium; kitty; pocket billiards; pond; puddle; syndicate
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
pool	pool
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	bolster; kitty; puddle

any of various games played on a pool table having 6 pockets¹
an excavation that is (usually) filled with water¹
an association of companies for some definite purpose¹
an organization of people or resources that can be shared¹
- a car pool¹
- a secretarial pool¹
- when he was first hired he was assigned to the pool¹
something resembling a pool of liquid¹
- he stood in a pool of light¹
a small lake¹
a small body of standing water (rainwater) or other liquid¹
- the body lay in a pool of blood¹
the combined stakes of the betters¹
any communal combination of funds¹
- everyone contributed to the pool¹
join or form a pool of people¹
combine into a common fund¹
- We pooled resources¹
A group of things, such as invoices, sales orders, or productions, that have characteristics in common and are to be handled in a similar fashion.²
A combination of one or more front-end servers and a SQL database that is either hosted on the front-end server (Standard Edition configuration) or on one or more back-end servers (EE configurations).²

pool

noun

pool

noun

een door veenafgraving ontstaan meer
- plas → pool
een groep van sporters of teams die het tegen elkaar opnemen in een competitie of toernooi
- poule → pool
inrichting waar men kan zwemmen
- zweminrichting → pool; swimming-bath; swimming-pool

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• pool	→ zwembad	↔ Schwimmbad — Badekultur: Schwimmbäder sind öffentliche Anlagen, deren Schwimmbecken mit Wasser gefüllt werden und zum Baden und Schwimmen zur Verfügung stehen.
• pool	→ bekken; kom; vont; bowl; schaal; bassin; stroomgebied; vijver	↔ bol — coupe hémisphérique
• pool	→ plas	↔ flaque — Petite étendue d’un liquide accumulé sur une surface plane.
• pool	→ vijver; meer; plas; ven	↔ mare — petit lac, étendue d’eau
• pool	→ zweminrichting; zwembad; badkamer; badhuis	↔ piscine — natation\|fr En référence aux coutumes de l’époque de la Rome antique, bassin où l’on se baigner en commun et en toute saison.