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puhekieltä A swimming pool, especially an indoor one; a building houseVerb housing one or more swimming pools.
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(quote-journal) page 126 One of the best ways to reform an unruly gang is to get them to be devoted to a vigorous, manly man. There seems to be very little of this spirit in the present natatoriums. This is due in part to the swarms in which the boys come to the pool whenever it is open to them.
(quote-book)|year=1999|page=293|isbn=978-0-8248-2121-0|passage=THE WAIKIKI NATATORIUM'S FIRST EVENT. An outdoor, oceanside pool was envisioned as part of the Waikiki War Memorial Park, which honored Hawaii's soldiers killed in World War I. (..) In 1927 the facility opened and became known as the Waikiki Natatorium. The 40 × 110-yard Natatorium was the world's largest open-ocean swim stadium.
2006, (w), (w), New York, N.Y.: w:Penguin Group|Penguin Press, w:International Standard Book Number|ISBN Special:BookSources/9781594201202 978-1-59420-120-2; republished London: (w), 2007, w:International Standard Book Number|ISBN Special:BookSources/9780099512332 978-0-09-951233-2, page 226:
- A sunken chamber almost like a natatorium at some hot-springs resort, so cool and dim that you forgot after a while about the desert waiting out there to resume for you as soon as you stepped back into it. (..)
(quote-book) These unique features make it very unlikely that an existing building can be transformed into a natatorium for less cost than building new. If the other desired program elements can be adequately developed within existing space, the natatorium piece might be a sensible addition or future phase.
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