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field

[feeld] / fild /




VERB
catch a hit or thrown object
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At current world oil prices hovering around $60 per barrel or less, large investments in the Venezuelan oil fields would be marginally profitable at best.

From Los Angeles Times

These two Prototype operas represent just one aspect of the significant impact she has had on the field.

From The Wall Street Journal

Brown was slow to get off the field following the play, prompting Sirianni to run yelling down the sideline and eventually confront the three-time Pro Bowl selection face-to-face.

From Los Angeles Times

As years passed without a deal, however, it left fans and even players wondering when they might get to see the game’s best compete in the same field outside of the major championships.

From The Wall Street Journal

Girls and women have a 150% to 300% higher risk for potentially career-ending knee ligament injuries on the court or field compared with boys and men—something I see regularly in my own medical practice.

From The Wall Street Journal