field

fild

/fiːld/

Définition et signification de « field » en anglais

Field

NOM

domaine

an area of activity or a subject of study

area

discipline

front

Exemples

He decided to pursue a career in the field of engineering.

Il a décidé de poursuivre une carrière dans le domaine de l'ingénierie.

champ

a piece of land in the country, especially one where crops are grown or animals are kept, typically surrounded by a fence, etc.

Exemples

The children loved to play hide and seek in the tall grass field.

Les enfants adoraient jouer à cache-cache dans le grand champ d'herbe.

champ

(physics) the space or area within which the effect of a particular force exists

Exemples

A magnetic field surrounds a magnet and affects other magnetic materials nearby.

Un champ magnétique entoure un aimant et affecte d'autres matériaux magnétiques à proximité.

terrain

a piece of land used for playing a game or sport on

Dialect

American

pitch

British

Exemples

Our picnic was ruined when a baseball game started on the field.

Notre pique-nique a été gâché lorsqu'un match de baseball a commencé sur le terrain.

champ, prairie

a wide, open area of land, typically covered with grass or crops

champaign

plain

Exemples

Children played soccer in the field behind the school, enjoying the sunny afternoon.

Les enfants ont joué au football dans le champ derrière l'école, profitant de l'après-midi ensoleillé.

a place where a battle is occurring or has occurred

Exemples

The field was strewn with remnants of the conflict.

a location away from an office, laboratory, or studio where practical work or data collection occurs

Exemples

The survey team spent weeks in the field gathering data.

a specific area of business or professional activity

Exemples

Marketing is a competitive field with many opportunities.

(in mathematics) a set with two operations, addition and multiplication, in which both are commutative and associative, multiplication distributes over addition, and the set contains distinct elements 0 and 1

Exemples

Complex numbers constitute a field in algebra.

all horses competing in a specific race

Exemples

Several outsiders surprised the field in the final stretch.

le peloton, les participants

(sports) all the participants or contestants in a competition or event

Exemples

She competed against a strong field of swimmers in the championship race.

Elle a concouru contre un champ de nageurs très forts dans la course du championnat.

an area used for aircraft takeoff and landing

Exemples

Pilots practiced maneuvers near the small grass field.

the extent of the area that is visible, especially through an optical instrument

Exemples

Adjust the microscope to increase the field of view.

a set of one or more adjacent characters treated as a unit of information

Exemples

A missing field can prevent the application from running.

a geographic area containing valuable resources

Exemples

Natural gas is extracted from deep-sea fields.

to field

VERBE

to play in a defensive position in a sport, especially by catching, stopping, or throwing the ball

Exemples

The team struggled to field effectively against the fast hitters.

intercepter, récupérer

(baseball, cricket) to catch, stop, or pick up the ball and often to throw it to a teammate or back to the pitcher or bowler

Exemples

She fields the ground ball smoothly and fires it to first base for the out.

Elle attrape la balle au sol en douceur et la lance à la première base pour l'élimination.

aligner, positionner

to put a player in a specific position or role during a game

Exemples

They fielded their strongest lineup for the championship game.

Ils ont aligné leur formation la plus forte pour le match de championnat.

répondre, gérer

to answer questions or deal with requests

Exemples

He will field requests from his team next month.

Il traitera les demandes de son équipe le mois prochain.

Arbre Lexical

infield

field

Mots Proches

Définition et signification de « field » en anglais

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