field
noun
/fild/
,
/fiːld/
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- physics: region affected by a particular force
- computing: area of memory or storage reserved for a particular value
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Feld,
Acker
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- wide, open space used to grow crops or to hold farm animals
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Feld,
Acker,
Flur,
Ackerland,
Esch,
Trade
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- land area free of woodland, cities, and towns; open country
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Feld,
Flur,
Gefilde,
Heide,
Heideland
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- place where a battle is fought
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Feld,
Schlachtfeld
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- course of study or domain of knowledge or practice
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Feld,
Gebiet,
Bereich
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- sports: area reserved for playing a game
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Feld,
Spielfeld,
Platz
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- mathematics (algebra): a commutative ring satisfying the field axioms
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Körper,
Feld
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- geology: region containing a particular mineral
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Feld,
Förderfeld,
Fördergrube,
Förderstätte,
Lagerstätte
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- heraldry: background of the shield
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Feld
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field
verb
fielded
/fild/
,
/fiːld/
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- to place in a battle field
- to place in a playing field
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einsetzen
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