• n. 游泳池，游泳場(chǎng)

來(lái)自拉丁語(yǔ)natator,游泳者，來(lái)自nare,游泳，來(lái)自PIE*sna,流動(dòng)，游泳，詞源同navigate,nautical.

natatorium (n.)

1890, New Englandish word for "swimming pool," from Latin natator "swimmer" (from nare "to swim") + -ium, neuter suffix. Latin nare is from PIE root *sna- "to swim" (cognates: Sanskrit snati "bathes;" Avestan snayeite "washes, cleans;" Armenian nay "wet, liquid," Greek notios "wet, damp," nekhein "to swim;" Middle Irish snaim "I swim," snam "a swimming"). Middle English had natatorie "a pool, bath," early 14c., from Latin.

1. The facility included a natatorium swimming and stadium for soccer.

場(chǎng)館設(shè)施包括一座游泳館和一座足球場(chǎng).

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2. Shanghai Pudong Natatorium ( Aquatics )

上海浦東游泳館 ( 游泳 )

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3. The main Olympics Stadiums include Guangcai Gymnasium, Muxiyuan Natatorium, and Muxiyuan Training Hall.

區(qū)域主要奧運(yùn)場(chǎng)館有光彩體育館 、 木樨園游泳館 、 木樨園綜合訓(xùn)練館.

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