field

US /fiːld/
UK /fiːld/
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1.

an area of open land, especially one planted with crops or pasture, typically bounded by hedges or fences.

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The farmer walked across the field to check on his crops.
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Children were playing in the grassy field.
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pasturemeadowplottractpatch
2.

a particular branch of study or sphere of activity or interest.

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She is an expert in the field of quantum physics.
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His work is in the field of artificial intelligence.
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areabranchdisciplinedomainsphere
3.

a piece of land used for a particular activity, especially a sport.

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The football match was played on a muddy field.
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The baseball field was perfectly manicured.
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pitchgroundarenastadium
1.

to answer or deal with (a question, request, or problem) successfully.

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The politician had to field many difficult questions from reporters.
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Our customer service team is ready to field your calls.
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handledeal withanswerrespond totackle
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