noun
field
FEELD/fiːld/
An open area of ground devoted to a particular use.
The green field stretches beneath a wide, open sky.
Etymology
Feld denoted open land, often used for pasture or cultivation rather than woodland. The meaning broadened from a physical tract of land to a sphere or range of related activities.
In context
oh this athlete is coming off the field with a bloody elbow okay now um there are certain considerations to think of too where if we're playing like on turf field
More examples
- The farmer plants corn in the field each spring.
- Cows graze in the fields behind the barn.
- Our team practices on the soccer field after school.
Forms
field · fields