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field

/fiːld/

Tradução: Área aberta de terra, geralmente usada para agricultura, esportes ou outras atividades; também usado metaforicamente para áreas de conhecimento ou especialização., Verbo usado no contexto esportivo para pegar, parar ou controlar uma bola ou objeto em jogo; em sentido figurado, significa lidar com perguntas ou situações, ou escalar jogadores para uma partida.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

noun

/fiːld/A2formal
  • ptÁrea aberta de terra, geralmente usada para agricultura, esportes ou outras atividades; também usado metaforicamente para áreas de conhecimento ou especialização.

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.

    ptCampo

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

    Sinônimosacreagefarmlandgrasslandleameadowpaddockpasture

  2. Area of study or activityB1formal

    A particular branch of knowledge or professional activity.

    ptÁrea de conhecimento

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

    Sinônimosareabranchdisciplinedomainprovincerealmspecializationspecialtyspheresubject

  3. Sports groundA2formal

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

    ptCampo esportivo

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

    Sinônimosarenagroundpitchplaying fieldstadium

  4. Domain or sphereB2formal

    A specific area of operation or influence.

    ptÁrea ou esfera

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

    Sinônimosareaarenabranchdisciplinedomainprovincerealmspecialtysphereterritory

Formas
  • 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
  • ptVerbo usado no contexto esportivo para pegar, parar ou controlar uma bola ou objeto em jogo; em sentido figurado, significa lidar com perguntas ou situações, ou escalar jogadores para uma partida.

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.

    ptResponder a perguntas

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

    Sinônimosanswerdeflecthandleparrytake

  2. Put into competitionC1formal

    To select and send a team or candidate to compete.

    ptEscalar para competir

    • 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.

    Sinônimosenternominateproposeput forwardput upsendsubmit

Formas
  • fielded past participle
  • fielded past simple
  • fielding present participle
  • fields third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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