noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
war
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The ground felt as I imagined a first world war battlefield might feel - all pits and trenches - but dry.
■ VERB
become
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Hundreds are injured as the streets of Berlin become a battlefield .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Thousands died on the battlefields of northern France.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Another program, called the battlefield combat identification system, is similar to an Air Force system used to identify friendly aircraft.
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But both sides privately admit that older voters will be a major target and states with many retirees will be major battlefields.
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Death enveloped the world, seeping from boardrooms to battlefields.
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General Schwarzkopf took the same attitude with his battlefield commanders.
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He reappeared as soon as the battlefield situation improved.
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Now it is a prosperous place, making its living from light industry and the visitors who come to tour the battlefields.
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The triage system originated as a speedy method of prioritising patients that poured into battlefield hospitals.
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They achieved resounding success, shouting psalms on the battlefield and when marching.