field如何读

英:[fiːld]

美:[fiːld]

field英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]田,地,牧场 area of land (usually enclosed by a fence, hedge, etc.) used for pasturing animals or cultivating crops
  2. [C](作某种用途的)场地,场所 a piece of land used for sth special
  3. [C](矿物的)产地 a place where people find oil, coal, gold, etc.
  4. [C](学习或研究的)领域 one thing that you study

field是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 地,田地,牧场
  2. 领域,专业
  3. 实地
  4. 野外,原野
  5. 视野
  6. 范畴
  7. 【物】场
  8. 【数】域
  9. 全部马匹
  10. 【棒、板】外野手
  11. 底色
  12. 运动场,田赛场地,足球场
  13. 矿区,井田
  14. 字段
  15. 信息组
  16. Cyrus West Field 菲尔德(1819-1892,美国实业资本家)
  17. Eugene Field 菲尔德(1850-1895,美国新闻工作者和诗人)
adj. (形容词)
  1. 田间的
  2. 野生的,野外的
  3. 实地的
  4. 种地的
  5. 田赛的
v. (动词)
  1. 【棒、板】担任外野手或守队队员
  2. 【棒、板】接(球),守(球),截(球), 掷还(球)
  3. 派…上场比赛, 使参加比赛,指派(队员)上场
  4. 【赛马】冷门马
  5. 使入场
  6. 把...投入战场
  7. 把…曝露场上
  8. 使参加竞选
  9. 处理,应付
  10. 即时回答,当场反应,善于应付,巧妙地回答,当场圆满答复
  11. 保护
  12. 辩护

field变形

复数:fields

第三人称单数:fields

现在分词:fielding

过去式:fielded

过去分词:fielded

field词根

词根:field

n.

fielding 守备;防守

fielder 外野手;外场员(等于fieldsman)

v.

fielding 保护;担任外场员(field的ing形式)

field英英释义

noun

an open land area free of woods and buildings

dune fields

an area of cleared enclosed land used for cultivation or pasture

a field of wheat

the place where a battle is foughtalso: battle

a large unbroken expanse (as of ice)

an area or division of an activity, subject, or profession

the field of microbiology

the sphere of practical operation outside a base (such as a laboratory, office, or factory)

geologists working in the field

an area for military exercises or maneuvers

an area constructed, equipped, or marked for sports

a football field

a space on which something is drawn or projected: such as

the space on the surface of a coin, medal, or seal that does not contain the design

the ground of each division in a flag

the whole surface of an escutcheon (see escutcheon sense 1)

the individuals that make up all or part of the participants in a contestespecially: all participants with the exception of the favorite or the winner in a contest where more than two are entered

The election attracted a large field of candidates.

the area visible through the lens of an optical instrument

a region or space in which a given effect (such as magnetism) exists a gravitational field

a magnetic field

a region of embryonic tissue capable of a particular type of differentiation (see differentiation sense 3)

a morphogenetic field

a set of mathematical elements that is subject to two binary operations the second of which is distributive (see distributive sense 3) relative to the first and that constitutes a commutative (see commutative sense 2) group under the first operation and also under the second if the zero or unit element under the first is omitted

a complex of forces that serve as causative agents in human behavior

a series of drain tiles and an absorption area for septic-tank outflow

a particular area (as of a record in a database) in which the same type of information is regularly recorded

biographical name (1)

Cyrus West 1819–1892 American financier

adjective

of or relating to a field: such as

growing in or inhabiting the fields or open country

made, conducted, or used in the field

operating or active in the field

verb

transitive verb

to catch or pick up (something, such as a batted ball) and usually throw to a teammate

Practice fielding ground balls as much as you can. Work on keeping the ball in front of you.—Michael Goldman

to take care of or respond to (something, such as a telephone call or a request)

She has been fielding offers from potential buyers.

to give an impromptu answer or solution to

the senator fielded the reporters' questions

to put into the field field a teamalso: to enter in competition

field an army

intransitive verb

to play as a defensive player stationed in the field

biographical name (2)

Eugene 1850–1895 American poet and journalist

biographical name (3)

Marshall 1834–1906 American merchant

biographical name (2)

Eugene 1850–1895 American poet and journalist

biographical name (3)

Marshall 1834–1906 American merchant

field词组

in the field在实地;在作战;参加比赛

in the field of在…方面,在…领域

oil field油田

magnetic field磁场

temperature field温度场

flow field流场,痢

electric field电场

stress fieldn. 应力场;胁强场

research field研究领域

gas field天然气田

in field入射场

on the field在战场上;在操场上;在田野

electromagnetic field[电]电磁场

field investigation现场调查;现场试验

field test现场试验;实地操作试验

field distribution场的分布

track and field田径;田径赛

field application现场应用;野外使用;预涂涂装

application field应用区域,应用范围

field surveyn. 实地调查;实地考察

field区别

 field, territory, province, domain, sphere

这组词都有“范围,领域”的意思,其区别是:

field主要指经选定在一段时间内作专题研究的方面或领域,含夸张意味。

territory指科学知识、活动等的领域或范围。

province即可指科学、艺术、学问的领域或范围,又可指个人或机关职权的管辖范围。

domain指知识艺术、兴趣或人类活动的领域。

sphere指有明显分界线的范围或领域,强调彼此不会干扰、跨越,各不相关。

以上来源于网络

field词源中文解释

Old English feld "平原、牧场、开放地、耕地"(与森林相对),也是"划分并用于放牧或耕作的一片土地",可能与Old English folde "大地、土地"有关,来自Proto-Germanic *felthan "平坦的土地"(同源词:Old Saxon和Old Frisian feld "田野",Old Saxon folda "大地",Middle Dutch velt,Dutch veld Old High German felt,German Feld "田野",但最初在西日耳曼语之外并未发现;Swedish fält,Danish felt 为从德语借用;Finnish pelto "田野"被认为是从Proto-Germanic适应来的)。这来自PIE *pel(e)-tu-,从根词 *pele- (2) "平坦的;展开的"。英语中 -ie- 的拼写可能是盎格鲁-法语文士的工作(参见 brief,piece)。

作为"战场",约1300年出现。意思是"任何相关事物的领域或范围"可追溯到14世纪中期。物理学的意义始于1845年。集体使用"所有参与一项运动的人"(或者,在赛马中,除了热门之外的所有马)始于1742年;play the field "避免承诺"(1936年)来自于赌徒除了热门之外还押其他马的概念。板球和棒球中"比赛进行的地面"的意思始于1875年。指"从中获得或提取某物的一块土地"的意思始于1859年。作为在Old English组合中的形容词,通常带有"乡村、乡村式"的意味(feldcirice "乡村教堂",feldlic "乡村的")。关于奴隶,"指派工作在田野中"(1817年,以 field-hand 出现),相对于 house。一个 field-trial (1865年)最初是关于猎犬的;这个术语更早在1817年用于作物。

field_体育行业词汇

使球员上场

守队队员

球场

field_动物学行业词汇

field_医学行业词汇

区,野,场:区域或开阔的空间,如手术野或视野

领域,范围:知识、学科和职业的专业范围

生成区:胚胎学中,指一系列修饰因子发育的区域

field_哲学行业词汇

field_建筑行业词汇

场地

field_数学行业词汇

field_旅游行业词汇

场地

足球场

field_机械行业词汇

视场数, field of view number 目镜线视场的大小(单位:mm)。它等于目镜的视场光阑的直径(当视场光阑位于场镜前)或视场光阑被场镜所成像的直径(当视场光阑位于场镜后)。

field_法律行业词汇

领域

field_物理学行业词汇

场流关系, field-current relation

field_电工行业词汇

field词源英文解释

Noun, Adjective, and Verb Middle English, from Old English feld; akin to Old High German feld field, Old English flōr floor — more at floor

The first known use of field was before the 12th century

field儿童词典英英释义

fine1 of 5noun

a sum of money to be paid as a punishment

fine2 of 5verb

to punish by a fine

fine3 of 5adjective

free from impurity

not thick, coarse, or dull fine sand

fine thread

small entry 1 sense 1

fine print

done with extreme care and accuracy

fine measurement

subtle sense 1b

a fine distinction

excellent in quality or appearance

a fine spring day

to one's liking : agreeable

that's fine with me

very well

feel fine

fine4 of 5adverb

in a fine manner

very well I liked it fine

did fine on the test

fine5 of 5noun

end entry 1 sense 1b—used as a direction in music to mark the closing point after a repeat

find1 of 2verb

to meet with someone or something by chance

found a dime

to come upon by searching, study, or effort

finally found the answer

to obtain by effort or management

find time to do it

to make a decision

find a verdict

to know by experience

people found it useful

to gain or regain the use of

found my voice again

find2 of 2noun

something foundespecially: a valuable item found

final1 of 2adjective

not to be changed or undone

my final offer

relating to or occurring at the end or conclusion : ultimate

the final act of the play

final2 of 2noun

something final: as

the last match or game of a tournament—usually used in plural

the last examination in a course—often used in plural

figure1 of 2noun

numeral sense 1

plural arithmetic sense 2

a good head for figures

price entry 1 sense 1

the shape or outline of something

bodily shape or form especially of a person

something that represents a form especially of a person

a diagram or pictorial illustration

a combination of points, lines, or surfaces in geometry

a circle is a closed plane figure

pattern entry 1 sense 3, design

personality sense 4, personage

figure2 of 2verb

to decorate with a pattern

believe sense 5, decide

figured we might win

to be or appear important

figure in the news

compute sense 1, calculate

figure1 of 2noun

numeral sense 1

plural arithmetic sense 2

a good head for figures

price entry 1 sense 1

the shape or outline of something

bodily shape or form especially of a person

something that represents a form especially of a person

a diagram or pictorial illustration

a combination of points, lines, or surfaces in geometry

a circle is a closed plane figure

pattern entry 1 sense 3, design

personality sense 4, personage

figure2 of 2verb

to decorate with a pattern

believe sense 5, decide

figured we might win

to be or appear important

figure in the news

compute sense 1, calculate

fight1 of 2verb

to struggle against another in battle or physical combat

box entry 5 sense 2

to try hard

fighting to stay awake

to act for or against : struggle, contend fight a fire fight discrimination

fight for the right

to attempt to prevent the success or effectiveness of

fight off a cold

fight2 of 2noun

a violent struggle between opposing forces : combat, battle

a boxing match

a verbal disagreement

a struggle for a goal or an objective

in a fight for their lives

strength or disposition for fighting

full of fight

fierceadjective

violently unfriendly or aggressive in disposition

eager to fight or kill

expressed with extreme force or anger : intense

a fierce argument

furiously active or determined

a fierce effort

wild or threatening in appearance

field1 of 3noun

an open land area free of woods and buildings

an area of cleared land used especially for planting crops

a piece of land put to some special use or yielding some special product a gas field

an athletic field

a place in which military operations are carried on

an open space

a field of ice

an area of activity or influence

the field of science

the area of practical activity outside a laboratory, office, or factory

earth scientists working in the field

a background on which something is drawn, painted, or mounted

painted white stars on a blue field

the individuals that make up all or part of a contest

a race with a large field of runners

a region or space in which an effect (as gravity, electricity, or magnetism) exists

the area visible through the lens of an optical instrument

a particular area (as of a record in a database) in which some type of information is regularly recorded

field2 of 3verb

to catch or stop and throw a ball to a teammate

the shortstop fielded the ground ball

field3 of 3adjective

of or relating to a field

field医学词典英英释义

fieldnoun

an area or division of an activity

a doctor eminent in her field

a complex of forces that serve as causative agents in human behavior

a region of embryonic tissue potentially capable of a particular type of differentiation

a morphogenetic field

a region or space in which a given effect (as magnetism) exists

an area that is perceived or under observationespecially: the area visible through the lens of an optical instrument see visual field

the site of a surgical operation

field 例句

1 “Look at this. I think it’s great that these farm-labor kids get to spend a day away from the fields.”

2 While Ma and Pa help the war effort in the fields, Kim returns home each night from his work as the chief’s errand boy bruised and injured from his own war.

3 In the next field grasshoppers burst up from under his feet like the shrapnel from land mines, and with a swipe of his hand Bloom caught one in midair.

4 Appa led them to a quiet grassy area away from the flower field, where they could rest for the night.

5 Through it he saw nothing but blue air, but below, far below, was a landscape of trees and fields: his own world, without a doubt.

6 But as to checking on the field hands now, I see no gain for us in that.

7 Its precious fields would be watered with the last drops gathered.

8 But these were not field mice or house mice or wood mice or harvest mice.

9 And it wasn’t like he left all that anger on the field or anything.

10 “Especially with his look”—by which he means that casting directors do not have a big field of young, athletic-looking black males to choose from.

11 See, bad things happen to me on field trips.

12 But when they got tired of playing, we walked back together toward the football field parking lot.

13 The next day while we were hiking across the field, through the pines, and over the creek to see JimmyTrotter, Miss Trotter, and the cows, I told Vonetta, “Don’t tell her everything Ma Charles said.”

14 My neck began to prickle and I swung around and stared off across the fields, then back to the hemlocks.

15 “Then, no matter what we do in the military field there is no sure victory?”

16 The compass enabled sailors to perceive the earth’s magnetic field.

17 And he went on and out to his fields and into the high sun of noon, and he was spent as with the labor of a whole day.

18 He crosses a dirt road into the field.

他穿过一条污浊的公路走入那片场地.

19 He said to me, “Tom, the playing field is being leveled.”

20 All the other children were crowded up in a big circle way out in the field.

field 同义词

7 实地的

practical hands-on

8 守队队员

fielder

9 战地

front battle-field

10 矿区

digging

14 接防

fielding

16 田赛

field sports

19 野手

fieldsman

21 军用机场

airfield

22 茫茫一片

sea

26 守方

out defense

29 全体人员

personnel

31 冷门马

outside

33 煤田

basin coal field

35

box

36 镜头

take frame shot lens

46 工作场

yard

48 战役

fight campaign battle

50 外野

outfield country garden

54 棒球场

stadium pasture

63 画面

frame vision kinescope

64 接守

fielding

65 田野

country campestral acre

69 球场

alley ballpark

70 油田

oilfield

75 足球场

park

76 语义场

semantic field

78 区段

block

79 空旷

open bare

81

line

82 组建

incorporate

86 全部赛马

stable

88 视域

view sight

89 着陆场地

airfield

91 参加竞选

run

92 通常用以构成复合词

spread marketeer

96 参加者

participant entrant

97 外场守场员

scout rover

99 信息组

byte

100 外场

outfield

101 参加比赛

play race compete run prizes

102 竞争场

marketplace

103 竞争场所

arena

field 短语相关

have a field day field trial field goal field event potter's field field of play field mushroom field theory from the field field spaniel

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