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`field` in Latin

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field

  1. noun
    • open land area for crops
      ager
      The farmer plowed the field. — Agricola agrum aravit.
      campus
      They walked across the field. — Transierunt per campum.
    • [technical, scientific], area of study or expertise
      disciplina [academic, scientific]
      She works in the field of biology. — In disciplina biologiae laborat.
      scientia [academic, scientific]
      Physics is a difficult field. — Physica scientia difficilis est.
    • [sports], area where sports are played
      campus [sports]
      The players ran onto the field. — Lusores in campum cucurrerunt.
    • [military], battlefield or combat area
      acies [military]
      He fell on the field of battle. — In acie cecidit.
      campus [military]
      They met on the field of war. — In campo belli convenerunt.
    • [computing], data element in a database
      campus [computing]
      Enter your name in the field. — Nomen tuum in campo inscribe.
    • [heraldic], background of a shield
      scutum [historical]
      The lion was on a red field. — Leo in scuto rubro erat.