Collocations withpool
These are words often used in combination withpool.
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bathing pool
We miss the bedding of the block in the mountain so strongly described in words, and why are there closed water basins below each open bathing pool?
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circular pool
The park includes a circular pool surrounded by yew hedging and topiary shapes.
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deep pool
It is a big and a deep pool and has an old ladder by the weir which works well when the water gets to about 44 degrees.
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fuel pool
It was reported that water in the spent fuel pool might be boiling.
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genetic pool
It is the mutation that is in charge of reintroducing some missing information back into the genetic pool.
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heated pool
Hydrotherapy is a form of physiotherapy conducted in a heated pool.
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huge pool
The school is multi-cultural so more time and energy is spent using the huge pool of cultural resources from around the world.
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indoor pool
Its sunlit rooms, outdoor terraces and indoor pool provided a warm and friendly environment in which to raise a young family.
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jury pool
The minimum age for jurors was also raised to 25 in order to ensure a more experienced jury pool.
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labour pool
If a farmer is foreclosed, he loses his land and enters the labour pool.
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large pool
A large pool of varieties is available but seed production and promotion of these varieties has been limited.
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limited pool
Secondly there is a lack of support for nursing research in general and in particular a fairly narrow range and limited pool of available funding.
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outdoor pool
As a result of the cuts, the outdoor pool has had to close and this year children will not learn to swim.
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pool of blood
And there he was unconscious in a pool of blood in the bathroom.
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pool of liquid
A similar phenomenon occurs when a solid plate is withdrawn from a pool of liquid.
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pool table
There is a pool table, and it provides a real outlet for those who, in that poor quarter, have no other outlet.
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resource pool
The influence of parasites on reproduction can then depend on the resource pool of the host, which in turn depends on environmental conditions.
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rooftop pool
Other amenities include a heated rooftop pool, hot tubs, 24-hour attended gym.
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shallow pool
A shallow pool adorned with bronze sculptures gleams in the centre of the atrium.
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small pool
The same names appear again and again on chapter headings - perhaps indicative of the small pool of expertise available for a work like this.
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tidal pool
The total cycling volume is comparable to the tidal pool scenario.
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typing pool
No extra staff are required to operate a separate typing pool or separate access to the building outside normal hours.
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vast pool
The bakery owners had the support of most maestros, while the vast pool of unemployed labour in the city meant that most workers were easily replaceable.
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vernal pool
During most years, a vernal pool basin will experience inundation from local surface runoff, followed by desiccation from evapotranspiration.
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