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take the field

/teɪk ðə fiːld/

Traduction: Entrer sur le terrain de sport, le champ de bataille ou le domaine d'activité pour commencer un jeu, une compétition ou un combat.

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/teɪk ðə fiːld/B2formalsport
  • frEntrer sur le terrain de sport, le champ de bataille ou le domaine d'activité pour commencer un jeu, une compétition ou un combat.

To go onto a sports field, battlefield, or area of activity to begin a game, competition, or engagement.

  1. Begin a game or competitionB2formal

    To start playing in a sports match or competition, especially by entering the playing area.

    frentrer sur le terrain

    • The team took the field to a roaring crowd.
    • The players took the field for the final match of the season.
    • Both sides took the field ready for a tough battle.
  2. Begin an activity or campaignC1formal

    To start an activity, campaign, or effort, often in a competitive or challenging context.

    frentrer en campagne

    • The new political candidate took the field with a strong message.
    • The company took the field with its latest product launch.
    • The activists took the field to protest the new law.