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champs

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. field [ingl. brit. fiːld, ingl. am. fild] SUST.

1. field (gen):

field AGR. GANAD., GEOGR.
champ m (of de)
ice/lava/snow field
champ de glace/de lave/de neige

2. field DEP. (ground):

field
terrain m
football/sports field
terrain de football/de sport
to take to the field team:
arriver sur le terrain

3. field U (competitors):

field DEP. (athletes)
concurrents mpl
field (horses)
partants mpl
field (horses)
champ m
field CAZA
chasseurs mpl (à courre)
to lead or be ahead of the field DEP.
mener le peloton
to lead or be ahead of the field fig.
être en tête

4. field (area of knowledge):

field
domaine m (of de)
it's outside his field
ça ne rélève pas de sa compétence

5. field LING.:

field
champ m sémantique

6. field (real environment):

to test sth in the field
faire des essais de qc sur le terrain
to work in the field
travailler sur le terrain

7. field MILIT.:

the field of battle
le champ de bataille
to die in the field
tomber or mourir au champ d'honneur
to take the field
se mettre en campagne
to hold the field
se maintenir sur ses positions
to hold the field fig. theory:
dominer

8. field (range):

field
champ m
field of force ELECTR.
champ de force
field of vision or view
champ de vision
field of fire MILIT.
secteur m de tir

9. field:

field INFORM., MAT., FÍS.
champ m

10. field:

field ARTE, HERÁLD.
champ m

11. field (airfield):

field
terrain m d'aviation

II. field [ingl. brit. fiːld, ingl. am. fild] V. trans.

1. field DEP.:

field ball
attraper, réceptionner

2. field DEP. (gen) (select):

field team, player
faire jouer
field candidate
présenter

3. field (put at disposal):

field equipment, nurses, soldiers
mettre [qn/qc] en action

4. field (respond to):

field questions
répondre à

III. field [ingl. brit. fiːld, ingl. am. fild] V. intr. DEP.

field
jouer dans l'équipe de défense

IV. field [ingl. brit. fiːld, ingl. am. fild]

to play the field
sortir avec tout le monde

field strength SUST.

field strength RADIO, TV
intensité f du champ

gravitational field SUST.

gravitational field
champ m de gravitation

electric field SUST.

electric field
champ m électrique

force field SUST.

force field
champ m de force

field trip SUST.

field trip ENS., UNIV. (one day)
sortie f éducative
field trip (longer)
voyage m d'études

field hockey SUST. ingl. am. DEP.

field hockey
hockey m sur gazon

field glasses SUST. sust. pl.

field glasses
jumelles fpl

field goal SUST. ingl. am.

field goal (in football, rugby)
≈ drop m
field goal (in basket ball)
panier m

field event SUST. DEP.

field event
épreuve f sportive (de saut et de lancer)

en el diccionario PONS

I. field [fi:ld] SUST.

1. field (open land) a. MILIT., ELECTR., INFORM.:

field
champ m

2. field (sphere of activity):

field
domaine m

3. field DEP. (ground):

field
terrain m

4. field + sing./pl. v. (contestants in competition):

field
concurrents mpl
she beat off a large field to get the job
elle a battu de nombreux candidats pour avoir le job

II. field [fi:ld] V. trans. DEP.

1. field (return):

field ball
attraper et relancer
field fig. questions
répondre à

2. field (send):

field team
faire jouer

field marshal SUST.

field marshal
maréchal m

landing field SUST.

landing field
terrain m d'aviation

paddy field SUST.

paddy field
rizière f

playing field SUST.

playing field
terrain m de sports

field mouse SUST.

field mouse
mulot m

field day SUST.

1. field day ingl. am., ingl. austr. (day outside classroom):

field day
sortie f

2. field day (sporting event):

field day
grand jour m

3. field day coloq.:

to have a field day
bien s'amuser

field sports SUST.

field sports
activités fpl de plein air

ball field SUST. ingl. am.

ball field
terrain m de base-ball

sports field SUST.

sports field
terrain m de sport
en el diccionario PONS

I. field [fild] SUST.

1. field (open land) a. MILIT., ELECTR., comput:

field
champ m

2. field (sphere of activity):

field
domaine m

3. field sports (ground):

field
terrain m

4. field (contestants in competition):

field
concurrents mpl

II. field [fild] V. trans. sports

1. field (return):

field ball
attraper et relancer
field fig. questions
répondre à

2. field (send):

field team
faire jouer

oil field SUST.

oil field
champ m pétrolifère

playing field SUST.

playing field
terrain m de sports

landing field SUST.

landing field
terrain m d'aviation

sports field SUST.

sports field
terrain m de sport

ball field SUST.

ball field
terrain m de base-ball

field day SUST.

1. field day (day outside classroom):

field day
sortie f

2. field day coloq.:

to have a field day
bien s'amuser

field glasses SUST.

field glasses
jumelles fpl

field marshal SUST.

field marshal
maréchal m

field sports SUST.

field sports
activités fpl de plein air

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

plage frigorifique
field of refrigeration
domaine frigorifique
field of refrigeration
Present
Ifield
youfield
he/she/itfields
wefield
youfield
theyfield
Past
Ifielded
youfielded
he/she/itfielded
wefielded
youfielded
theyfielded
Present Perfect
Ihavefielded
youhavefielded
he/she/ithasfielded
wehavefielded
youhavefielded
theyhavefielded
Past Perfect
Ihadfielded
youhadfielded
he/she/ithadfielded
wehadfielded
youhadfielded
theyhadfielded
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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to move away from a market/field
quitter un marché/un domaine
to have a field day
bien s'amuser
submerged fields
champs mpl inondés
être un pionnier dans un domaine
to be a pioneer in a field
se réorienter vers une branche
to turn to a new field
classe verte
school (field) trip to the country
une étude qui recouvre partiellement des domaines très divers
a study which touches on a wide range of fields
innover en (matière de) qc
to innovate in the field of sth
toucher à un domaine
to be connected with a field
s'abattre sur un champ de blé criquets
to engulf a field of wheat

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Over 300 vehicles were abandoned when they were submerged.
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For multilayer windings, the whole coil was submerged in shellac solution, then drained and placed in a warm place to allow the alcohol to evaporate.
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When the water rose, it submerged a small island.
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Some areas were submerged by flood waters 2m ft deep and many landslides caused significant damage.
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In coastal environments the littoral zone extends from the high water mark, which is rarely inundated, to shoreline areas that are permanently submerged.
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