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PRACT丨CAL WORK 实地 I:作 5 [C] (usually used as an adjective 通常用作洛容词)the
fact of people doing practical work or study, rather than wording in a library
or laboratory 实地;给外:a study/investigation 实 地研究/洳查researc/i/methods野外研宄;实,习
.方法◊ essentid
reading/or those worfcfng fn the月ekT实 i工作者必备读物一see also field trip, fieldwork
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IN SPORT 体育与却 6 (8rf
also pi$ch)
[C]
(usually in compounds 通奋构成复合词)an area of land used for playing a sport on 运政场:a
basebaU/rugby/football, etc.月eW棒球、橄—球、足球等场地◊ a sports}?eZd运动 场◊ Today they tafce
the /ieid (= go on to the field to play a game) against coimfy champfons Essex.今天他们
登场与郡冠军队埃塞克斯队比赛。一see also playing FIELD 7._(in CRICKET and BASEBALL 板球■和棒球)
[sing.+sing./pl.
v.] the team that is trying to catch the ball rather than hit it 守队 8
[sing.+sing./pl. v.] all the people or animals competing in a particular sports
event ■(比
赛项目的 J 全体参赛者:r/ie/ieid inducfes three
worZd- recordhoWers.参赛运动员中有三位世界纪录的保持者。
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IN BUSINESS 商业 ‘9 [sing.+sin¥./pl. v.] all the people or products
competing in a particular area of business 行 业:They lead, the field in home
entertainment systems. 他们在家庭娱乐设备行业中居领先地位。
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PHYSICS 物理兮 10 [C] (usually in
compounds 通常构成
复合词)an area within whicli the force
mentioned iias an effect 场:the earth’s
gravitarionaZ^eW 地球引力场◊ an
eZectro-magneric力’eW 电磁场
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COMPUTING 计算初象才 11 [C] part of a record
that is a separate item of data 字段;信息组;栏:wfH need to create separate fields for first name,
surname and address.名、姓和地址要各自编成单独的字段。
ITi!71 leave the field 'dear for sb | leave sb in possession
of the field to
enable sb to be successful in a particular area of activity because other
people or groups have given up competing with them 为…尚胜利 铺平道路;为…的成功扫清障碍play the ‘field (/V)/omw/) to have
sexual relationships with a lot of different people性滥交;乱搞男女关系
h verb
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CAN DIDATE/TEAM 候选人;队 1
[VN] to provide a candidate, speaker, team, etc. to represent
you in an elec- tion,a competition, etc.使参加舍选;使参加比赛:£ach of the main parties fielded more than 300
candidates. ^ 个主要政党都选派出300多名候选人。◊ Engkmd/ieWed a young
side in the Worid Cup.英格兰派出了一支年轻的
队伍参加世界杯赛。
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IN CRICKET/BASEBALL 板球;棒球 2 [V] to be the person or the team that catches
the ball and throws it back after sb has hit it担任守队(队员);任守方:He won the toss
and chose to月祕在掷硬币时猜中了,选
择先作守方.。3 [VN] to catch the ball and tlirow it back 瘓,# (球 >
:He_/?e〖ded the baH expertly.他熟练 地把球接住了。
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QUESTIONS 何■题.4 [VN] to receive and deal
with questions or comments处理,应付(问题或意见: The BBC had to field more than 300 phone
calls after last night’s programme.英国广播公司在昨夜的节目播出以
后,不得不答复了 300多次电话。
field-craft /'fuldkraift; NAmE -kraeft/ noun [U] the activity of
living or doing things outdoors, especially when this involves special skills
or experience (尤指需
要特别技能或经验的)野外生活,野外作业
'field day noun
{NAmE) = sports day ITOT1 have
a 'field
day {NAmE, BrB) to be given the
opportunity to do sth that you enjoy, especially sth that other people do not
approve of有展现本领的机会,有机会大干一番(尤
指他人不赞同的事):TTie tabioidpress had a_/?e〖d day with the
kztest government scandaZ.这家小报利用最近的
政府丑闻大做文章。
field-er /'fi:lda(r)/ noun
(BrE also fields-man) (in cricket and baseball i球和棒球)a member of the team that is trying to catch the ball
rather than hit it 守场员;外场
手;外野手
'field event noun
[usually pi.] a sport done by athletes that
is not a race, for example jumping or throwing the JAVELIN田赛项目(如跳高或标枪)一picture O PAGE R32 — compare track event
'field glasses noun
[pi.] = binoculars
I 747 fierce
'field
goal noun 1 (in American football
or
rugby H __式足球或橄榄球〉a goal scored by kicking the ball over the bar of the
goal点球;球越过球门横木得分的球2 (in basketball
篮球)a goal .scored by throwing the ball through the net
during normal play 投球中篮
'field hand
noun {NAmE) = farmhand 'field hbck6y noun [u] [NAm£) = hockey(I) field hospital noun a temporary hospital
near a BATTLEFIELD野战医院
'field
house noun [NAm£) 1 a building at a sports
field where people can change their clothes, have a shower, etc.(运动场的)更衣室,淋浴间2a building where sports
events are held, with seats for people to watch (比赛用〉室内运动场,体育馆
f|eld.ing /_fi:ldm/ now/i [U] (in cricket and baseball 板 球和棒球)the' activity of
catching and returning the ball 守备
.field
'marshal noun {abbr. FM) an officer of the
highest rank in the British army _ (英国)陆军元帅: FfeZd Marshal Montgomery
蒙哥4利陆军元帅 'field officer noun 1 a person in a company or
other organization whose job involves practical work in a particular area or
region (公司等的)派驻地区工作人
员,地区工作人员 2 an
officer of high rank in the army (=a MAJOR, LIEUTENANT COLONEL or COLONEL)陆章 校官
.field
of 'fire noun {pi. fields of fire) the area that you can
hit when shooting from a particular position 射鼻 .field of ’vision (also .field of ‘view or 术■语
.visual 'field) noun {pi. fields of vision/viewyvisual
fields) the
total amount of space that you can see from a particular point without moving
your head 视野
fields-man /'fiildzman/ noun
{pi. -men /-man/)
(Sr£)
=FIELDER
'field sports noun [pi.] (S/-£) outdoor sports such as hunting, fishing
and shooting 野外运动 <
如打猎、钓
鱼、射击L
'field-test
ve/t
[VN] to test sth, such as a piece of equipment, in the place where it will be
used 对 (设备等) 做现运试验► 'field test now/i: Laboratory and AeZd tests have been
conducted•已进行实验室试验和现场试验。
'field trip noun a journey made by a
group of people, often students, to study sth in its natural environment (常指学生)野外考察,实地考察,户外教学:We went on a geology/ieW trip.我们去进行地质野外考察。
field-work /'fi:ldw3:k; NAmE -W3:rk/ noun [U] research or study
that is done in the real world rather than in a library or laboratory 实地研究;野外考察► field.worker noun
fiend
/fl:nd/
noun 1 a
very cruel or unpleasant person 恶魔般的人;残忍的人;令人憎恶的人2 (/n/omw/) (used after
another noun 用、于另一名词后)a person who is
very interested in the tiding mentioned …迷;…狂;爱
好看PTiTl fanatic: a crosword/iend纵横填字游戏爱 砝着3 an evil spirit魔鬼;恶魔 fiend-ish /'fiindij*/ adj. [usually before noun] 1 cruel and unpleasant恶魔鉍的;糸忍的;令人憎恶命:a/iemfoh act 残忍的p为◊ shrieks 0/卢endis/i kiughter•恶魔般的 ^^^2 {informal) extremely clever and
complicated, often in an unpleasant way (常令人不快地)句妙复杂
的:a puzzZe 〇/卢endish convexity 深虫复杂的蝕◊ a _/iendish picm
g 如复杂的计划 _3 (/Vj/omw/)
extremely difficult极其困难的:a_/ier^ish proWem大难题 fiend-ish*ly /'flindiXli/ adv.
[informal)
very; extremely 很;极其:}?ent!isWy ctever/compKcated 极其巧妙 / 复杂
fierce /fias;
NAmE firs/ adj. (fier-cer, fiercest) 1 (espe- cially of
people or animals 尤指人或动物)angry and
aggressive in a way that is frightening 1^1 猛的; '凶狠 的;凶残的:a fierce dog 恶狗◊ Two fierce ^yes
gkired at t/iem. —双凶狠的眼睛对着他们怒目而视。◊ He sudden^ 〖oofcedfierce.他突然面露凶相。◊ She spofce h a fierce whisper.她恶狠狠 i 低 _ 说话。2 (especially of actions or emotions 尤指动 # 或 if
_) showing strong feelings or a lot of activity, o^ten in a way that is