CEFR A1

field

noun

Meaning

An area of open land, especially one planted with crops or pasture, or used for a particular purpose such as a sports field.

Examples

The children ran across the grassy field.
They played football in the muddy field.

Synonyms: area, ground, land, meadow

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field (A1)

noun

Pronunciation: fild

Definition

An area of open land, especially one planted with crops or pasture, or used for a particular purpose such as a sports field.

Examples

The children ran across the grassy field.
They played football in the muddy field.
The farmer harvested wheat from the golden field.

How to Use field

field of study (collocation): An area of knowledge or academic discipline. — "Physics is a challenging field of study."
field of interest (collocation): An area that someone finds particularly engaging or important. — "Her main field of interest is ancient history."
in the field (prepositional phrase): Working or doing research away from an office or laboratory. — "The geologist works in the field during the summer."

Synonyms of field

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Antonyms of field

Words with the opposite meaning to field:

indoors

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