pooling
nounUK /ˈpuːlɪŋ/
US /ˈpuːlɪŋ/
The act of putting things together into one shared group.
Pooling our money let us buy a big gift for the teacher.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In business, when several companies or people join their money or efforts to do something together.
The two small shops used resource pooling to buy stock more cheaply.
3. In transport, when people share a car or ride so fewer vehicles are used.
Car pooling to work saves money and reduces traffic.
4. In biology, blood or other fluid collecting in one part of the body.
The doctor checked for pooling of blood in the patient's legs.
5. In computing, sharing a set of resources like memory or connections among many users.
Connection pooling helps the website handle many visitors at once.