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field

Pronunciation: US [fild] UK [fiːld]

n.Field; fields; fields;
v.; Run; race; as the defensive team (players)
adj.Field; field;
WebFields; fields; fields

Synonyms

clearing ground lot parcel plat plot tract

Definitions in English

n.

1.

an area of land used for keeping animals or growing food; an area of land covered in grass and used for sports; a large area of land or water where something is found; a large area of land or water covered in a particular substance; an area of land where people fight a battle

2.

a subject that you study, or a type of work that you do

3.

all the people or animals taking part in a race or competition

4.

a part of a database that contains information of a particular type

5.

an area where a particular force has an effect

6.

an area that a person or piece of equipment can see at one time

7.

the team in baseball, softball, etc. that is throwing the ball and trying to catch it when the other team hits it

v.

1.

to be the team that throws and tries to catch the ball during a game while members of the other team try to hit it. The other team bats; to catch or pick up a ball that has been hit and throw it back

2.

to use a person or group of people as your team, representatives, or army

3.

to deal with something such as a question or a telephone call, especially a difficult one

Other Forms

Idioms

keep the field
play the field
take (or leave) the field

Example Sentences

Hilles and vallies, dales and fields.
Source: C. Marlowe
Euery plant of the field.
Source: Bible (AV): Genesis

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