I. field [fi:ld] СУЩ.
3. field + ед./мн. гл. (contestants):
4. field (sphere of activity):
input field СУЩ. ИНФОРМ.
| I | field |
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| you | field |
| he/she/it | fields |
| we | field |
| you | field |
| they | field |
| I | fielded |
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| you | fielded |
| he/she/it | fielded |
| we | fielded |
| you | fielded |
| they | fielded |
| I | have | fielded |
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| you | have | fielded |
| he/she/it | has | fielded |
| we | have | fielded |
| you | have | fielded |
| they | have | fielded |
| I | had | fielded |
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| you | had | fielded |
| he/she/it | had | fielded |
| we | had | fielded |
| you | had | fielded |
| they | had | fielded |
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It contrasts with an agricultural show in that a show focuses on livestock and judging, a field day focuses on equipment, demonstrations and processes.
en.wikipedia.org The town has had horse racing since 1876, and the annual picnic races and gymkhana and biennial pastoral field day are still continued.
en.wikipedia.org The field day was then an annual event that showed the results of scientific trials in agricultural production techniques.
en.wikipedia.org The norm was one weekend and one field day a month.
en.wikipedia.org Besides, with the field day at home there was a much beter opportunity for a variety of athletic events.
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