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field
noun
1 a piece of land enclosed for crop-growing or pasturing animals.
2 a piece of open grassland.
3 an area marked off as a ground for a sport, etc.
4 in compounds an area rich in a specified mineral, etc coalfield oilfield .
5 in compounds an expanse of something specified, usually from the natural world snowfields poppy fields .
6 an area of knowledge, interest or study; speciality.
7 physics a region of space in which one object exerts force on another magnetic field .
8 the area included in something; the range over which a force, etc extends; the area visible to an observer at any one time field of vision .
9 a the contestants in a race, competition, etc;
b all contestants except for the favourite; the rivals of a particular contestant.
10 a a battlefield fell on the field ;
b the battle itself.
11 sport , esp cricket the fielders collectively.
12 any place away from the classroom, office, etc, eg a field centre, where practical experience is gained. See also fieldwork.
13 the background to the design on a flag, coin, heraldic shield, etc.
14 (the field) the people taking part in a hunt.
15 maths a system or collection of elements upon which binary operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division can be performed excluding division by 0.
16 comput a set of characters comprising a unit of information.
verb (fielded , fielding )
1 tr & intr , sport , esp cricket
a said of a team: to be the team whose turn it is to retrieve balls hit by the batting team;
b tr & intr said of a player: to retrieve (the ball) from the field;
c intr said of a player: to play in the field.
2 to put forward as (a team or player) for a match.
3 to enter someone in a competition Each group fielded a candidate .
4 to deal with a succession of (inquiries, etc) to field questions .
adjective
1 taking place away from the classroom, office, etc; yielding practical experience field trip .
2 living or growing in open country fieldmouse .
3 happening or used on the battlefield or campaign field artillery .
[Anglo-Saxon feld ]
hold the field to remain supreme.
lead the field to be in the foremost or winning position.
play the field colloq
1 to try out the range of possibilities before making a choice.
2 to engage in numerous sexual relationships rather than commit oneself to one lover.
take the field
1 said of a team: to go onto the pitch ready for a match.
2 to go into battle; to begin a campaign.
noun
1 a piece of land enclosed for crop-growing or pasturing animals.
2 a piece of open grassland.
3 an area marked off as a ground for a sport, etc.
4 in compounds an area rich in a specified mineral, etc coalfield oilfield .
5 in compounds an expanse of something specified, usually from the natural world snowfields poppy fields .
6 an area of knowledge, interest or study; speciality.
7 physics a region of space in which one object exerts force on another magnetic field .
8 the area included in something; the range over which a force, etc extends; the area visible to an observer at any one time field of vision .
9 a the contestants in a race, competition, etc;
b all contestants except for the favourite; the rivals of a particular contestant.
10 a a battlefield fell on the field ;
b the battle itself.
11 sport , esp cricket the fielders collectively.
12 any place away from the classroom, office, etc, eg a field centre, where practical experience is gained. See also fieldwork.
13 the background to the design on a flag, coin, heraldic shield, etc.
14 (the field) the people taking part in a hunt.
15 maths a system or collection of elements upon which binary operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division can be performed excluding division by 0.
16 comput a set of characters comprising a unit of information.
verb (fielded , fielding )
1 tr & intr , sport , esp cricket
a said of a team: to be the team whose turn it is to retrieve balls hit by the batting team;
b tr & intr said of a player: to retrieve (the ball) from the field;
c intr said of a player: to play in the field.
2 to put forward as (a team or player) for a match.
3 to enter someone in a competition Each group fielded a candidate .
4 to deal with a succession of (inquiries, etc) to field questions .
adjective
1 taking place away from the classroom, office, etc; yielding practical experience field trip .
2 living or growing in open country fieldmouse .
3 happening or used on the battlefield or campaign field artillery .
[Anglo-Saxon feld ]
hold the field to remain supreme.
lead the field to be in the foremost or winning position.
play the field colloq
1 to try out the range of possibilities before making a choice.
2 to engage in numerous sexual relationships rather than commit oneself to one lover.
take the field
1 said of a team: to go onto the pitch ready for a match.
2 to go into battle; to begin a campaign.
field ambulance
noun a medical unit on the battlefield.
noun a medical unit on the battlefield.
field artillery
noun mobile military equipment for active operations in the battlefield.
noun mobile military equipment for active operations in the battlefield.
field book
noun the notebook used by a surveyor or fieldworker.
noun the notebook used by a surveyor or fieldworker.
field colours
plural noun , mil small flags used for marking the position for companies and regiments in the battlefield; hence, any regimental headquarters' flags.
plural noun , mil small flags used for marking the position for companies and regiments in the battlefield; hence, any regimental headquarters' flags.
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