CEFR B2

fieldbook

noun

Meaning

A notebook used for recording observations, data, or sketches while working outdoors in a professional or scientific capacity.

Examples

She kept her fieldbook tucked in her vest pocket to ensure her notes stayed dry during the rainstorm.
The surveyor's fieldbook contained precise measurements of the plot boundaries and elevation changes.

Synonyms: notebook, journal, logbook, ledger

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fieldbook (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈfiːld.bʊk/

Definition

A notebook used for recording observations, data, or sketches while working outdoors in a professional or scientific capacity.

Examples

She kept her fieldbook tucked in her vest pocket to ensure her notes stayed dry during the rainstorm.
The surveyor's fieldbook contained precise measurements of the plot boundaries and elevation changes.
After years of research, his tattered fieldbook became the primary source for his published study.

How to Use fieldbook

fieldbook of [data/observations] (collocation): a notebook containing specific types of records — "He opened his fieldbook of geological samples to verify the location."

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