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an area of activity or a subject of study
a piece of land in the country, especially one where crops are grown or animals are kept, typically surrounded by a fence, etc.
(physics) the space or area within which the effect of a particular force exists
a piece of land used for playing a game or sport on
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What is a "field"?
A field refers to an open area of land, often covered with grass, where outdoor sports or games are played. It is usually marked with boundaries or lines that define the playing area for specific sports, such as football, soccer, or rugby. The field may vary in size and shape depending on the sport being played, and its condition can affect the game, with smooth, well-maintained surfaces providing better playability. In addition to sports, fields can also be used for other outdoor activities or events.
a place where a battle is occurring or has occurred
a location away from an office, laboratory, or studio where practical work or data collection occurs
a specific area of business or professional activity
(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
all horses competing in a specific race
(sports) all the participants or contestants in a competition or event
an area used for aircraft takeoff and landing
the extent of the area that is visible, especially through an optical instrument
a set of one or more adjacent characters treated as a unit of information
a geographic area containing valuable resources
to play in a defensive position in a sport, especially by catching, stopping, or throwing the ball
(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
to put a player in a specific position or role during a game
to answer questions or deal with requests
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