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field

/fiːld/

Traduction: Espace de terre découvert, souvent utilisé pour l'agriculture, le sport ou d'autres activités ; également employé de manière métaphorique pour désigner un domaine de connaissance ou d'expertise., Verbe utilisé dans un contexte sportif pour attraper, arrêter ou traiter une balle ou un objet en jeu, et par extension pour faire face à ou gérer quelque chose (comme des questions).

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noun

/fiːld/A2formal
  • frEspace de terre découvert, souvent utilisé pour l'agriculture, le sport ou d'autres activités ; également employé de manière métaphorique pour désigner un domaine de connaissance ou d'expertise.

A noun referring to an open area of land, often used for agriculture, sports, or other activities; also used metaphorically for areas of study or expertise.

  1. Open land areaA1formal

    An area of open land used for growing crops or raising animals.

    frchamp

    • The farmer planted wheat in the field.
    • Cows were grazing in the green field.
    • We walked across the field to reach the village.

    Synonymesacreagefarmlandgrasslandleameadowpaddockpasture

  2. Area of study or activityB1formal

    A particular branch of knowledge or professional activity.

    frdomaine (d'étude ou d'activité)

    • She works in the field of computer science.
    • Medicine is a challenging field.
    • He has expertise in the field of economics.

    Synonymesareabranchdisciplinedomainprovincerealmspecializationspecialtyspheresubject

  3. Sports groundA2formal

    An area marked out for playing sports, especially football or athletics.

    frTerrain de sport

    • The football match was played on the field.
    • Athletes competed on the track and field.
    • The children ran around the sports field.

    Synonymesarenagroundpitchplaying fieldstadium

  4. Domain or sphereB2formal

    A specific area of operation or influence.

    frdomaine (sphère d'activité)

    • This is outside my field of responsibility.
    • The company dominates the field of renewable energy.
    • She is a leader in her field of research.

    Synonymesareaarenabranchdisciplinedomainprovincerealmspecialtysphereterritory

Formes
  • fields plural form
  • fields' possessive plural form
  • field's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/fiːld/B2formalsport
  • frVerbe utilisé dans un contexte sportif pour attraper, arrêter ou traiter une balle ou un objet en jeu, et par extension pour faire face à ou gérer quelque chose (comme des questions).

A verb used in sports contexts to catch, stop, or deal with a ball or object in play.

  1. Answer or handle questionsB2formal

    To catch and return a ball in sports like baseball or cricket, or to respond to questions.

    frRépondre à (des questions)

    • The player fielded the ball perfectly.
    • The politician fielded tough questions from reporters.
    • She fielded customer complaints efficiently.

    Synonymesanswerdeflecthandleparrytake

  2. Put into competitionC1formal

    To select and send a team or candidate to compete.

    frAligné une équipe ou un candidat

    • The party fielded a strong candidate for the election.
    • They fielded their best team for the championship.
    • The company fielded a new product in the market.

    Synonymesenternominateproposeput forwardput upsendsubmit

Formes
  • fielded past participle
  • fielded past simple
  • fielding present participle
  • fields third person singular
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