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Meaning & Definition of Field in English

English

Field

An area of open land, especially one planted with crops or pasture.


Pronunciation:

/fiːld/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

fields

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A piece of land used for a particular purpose.

    Example Sentence: The farmer plowed the field to prepare for planting.

  • Definition: A particular branch of study or activity.

    Example Sentence: She specializes in the field of medicine.

  • Definition: An area of open land, especially one with grass or crops.

    Example Sentence: They set out for a picnic in the sunny field.

  • Definition: A space for activities, such as sports.

    Example Sentence: The football game was held in the local field.

  • Definition: A range of professions or occupations.

    Example Sentence: He has extensive experience in the IT field.

Etymology

Origin: Old English 'feld', meaning 'open land' or 'pasture'.

Synonyms

meadowpasturedomainareadiscipline

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • in the field: In a real-world setting away from the office or traditional work space.
  • field of study: A specific area of academic or professional focus.
  • level the playing field: Make a situation fair for all participants.
  • field day: A day of outdoor activities or sports.

Translations

  • Spanish: campo
  • French: champ
  • German: Feld
  • Russian: поле

Related Words

  • farmland: Land used for farming.
  • fieldwork: Practical work conducted in a natural environment.
  • fieldhouse: A building used for sports and recreation in a field.

Slang Meanings of field

  • Meaning: Field of dreams

    Example Sentence: Refers to an idealistic and hopeful scenario or aspiration.

  • Meaning: Field goals

    Example Sentence: In basketball, refers to points scored from general play, as opposed to free throws.