FIELD


Meaning of FIELD in English

I.

noun

1 on a farm

ADJECTIVE

▪ cultivated , ploughed/plowed

We had to walk across a ploughed/plowed ~.

▪ grass , grassy , green

the green ~s of my homeland

▪ muddy , snowy

▪ enclosed

▪ open

▪ neighbouring/neighboring , surrounding

▪ fertile

▪ arable

▪ fallow

▪ irrigated

▪ paddy , rice

▪ corn , wheat , etc.

VERB + FIELD

▪ work in

People were working in the ~s.

▪ cultivate , work

Despite the war, they continued to work the ~s.

▪ plough/plow , till

▪ plant , sow

He planted ~s full of sunflowers.

▪ irrigate

▪ fertilize

▪ clear

▪ graze in

PREPOSITION

▪ across a/the ~ , through a/the ~

We walked across the ~.

▪ (out) in a/the ~

tractors working out in the ~

▪ ~ of

a ~ of wheat

2 subject/activity

ADJECTIVE

▪ chosen , specialist

All of them are experts in their chosen ~.

▪ specialized

▪ research

▪ career ( AmE )

▪ burgeoning , emerging

▪ evolving , growing

▪ related

▪ medical

▪ academic

VERB + FIELD

▪ work in

people who work in this ~

▪ open up

This discovery has opened up a whole new ~ of research.

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~

There has been no solid research in this ~.

▪ outside a/sb's ~

I can't answer that—I'm afraid it's outside my ~.

▪ ~ of

I work in the ~ of computer science.

PHRASES

▪ an expert in the ~ , a leader in the ~

▪ a ~ of research , a ~ of study

▪ in their respective ~s

These academics are world leaders in their respective ~s.

3 practical work

VERB + FIELD

▪ work in

FIELD + NOUN

▪ experiment , investigation , research , study , trial

▪ methods

▪ trip

We went on a geology ~ trip.

PREPOSITION

▪ in the ~

essential reading for those working in the ~

4 for playing a sport ⇨ See also ↑ pitch

ADJECTIVE

▪ playing , sports

▪ football , rugby , soccer , etc.

VERB + FIELD

▪ take ( BrE )

Today they take the ~ (= go on to the field to play a match) against county champions Essex.

PREPOSITION

▪ on a/the ~

people walking their dogs on the school's playing ~

▪ off the ~

Players need discipline both on and off the ~ (= when playing and in other areas of their lives) .

5 the field competitors in a sport/business

ADJECTIVE

▪ strong

▪ crowded

▪ male-dominated

VERB + THE FIELD

▪ dominate , head , lead

She managed to head the ~ across the finishing line of the marathon.

They lead the ~ in home entertainment systems.

▪ enter

▪ leave

THE FIELD + VERB

▪ include sb

The strong ~ includes three world record holders.

PREPOSITION

▪ ahead of the ~

His superb technique puts him head and shoulders ahead of the ~.

6 in science

ADJECTIVE

▪ energy , force

▪ electric , electrical , electromagnetic , gravitational , magnetic

the earth's magnetic ~

FIELD + NOUN

▪ strength

7 computing

ADJECTIVE

▪ data , display , input

VERB + FIELD

▪ create

You will need to create separate ~s for first name, last name and address.

▪ move between

the use of keys to move between ~s

II.

verb

Field is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ army , ↑ call , ↑ candidate , ↑ query , ↑ question , ↑ side , ↑ team

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .