SEMANTIC FIELD - angleščina-italijanščina prevod

semantic field SAM. LINGV.

semantic field

campo m. spol semantico

campo semantico

semantic field

semantic [brit. angl. sɪˈmantɪk, am. angl. səˈmæn(t)ɪk] PRID.

semantic

semantico

I. field [brit. angl. fiːld, am. angl. fild] SAM.

1. field AGR.:

field

campo m. spol (of di)

2. field:

field GEOGR., GEOL.

distesa ž. spol

field GEOGR., GEOL.

banco m. spol

field (basin)

bacino m. spol

ice, lava, snow field

distesa di ghiaccio, lava, neve

3. field ŠPORT (ground):

field

campo m. spol

field

terreno m. spol di gioco

football, sports field

campo da calcio, sportivo

to take to the field team:

scendere in campo

4. field + verbo ed. o mn. (competitors):

field ŠPORT (athletes)

concorrenti m. spol mn.

field (horses)

cavalli m. spol mn. in gara

field LOV.

gruppo m. spol di cacciatori

to lead or be ahead of the field

essere in testa also fig.

5. field (area of knowledge):

field

campo m. spol

field

settore m. spol (of di)

it's outside his field

non è il suo campo

6. field (real environment):

to test sth in the field

provare qc sul campo

to work in the field

lavorare sul campo

7. field VOJ.:

the field of battle

il campo di battaglia

to die in the field

morire sul campo

to take the field

scendere in campo

to hold the field

tenere il campo

to hold the field fig. theory:

dominare la scena

8. field (range):

field

campo m. spol

field of force ELEK.

campo di forza

field of vision or view

campo visivo

field of fire VOJ.

campo di tiro

9. field:

field RAČ., MAT., FIZ.

campo m. spol

10. field:

field UM.

sfondo m. spol

field HERALD.

campo m. spol

11. field (airfield):

field

campo m. spol d'aviazione, di volo

II. field [brit. angl. fiːld, am. angl. fild] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. field ŠPORT:

field ball

prendere (e rilanciare)

2. field ŠPORT (select):

field team, player

mettere in campo

field candidate

presentare

3. field (put at disposal):

field equipment

approntare

field nurses, soldiers

mobilitare

4. field (respond to):

field questions

rispondere (bene) a

III. field [brit. angl. fiːld, am. angl. fild] GLAG. nepreh. glag. ŠPORT

field

giocare in difesa

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

to play the field

correre la cavallina

semantic [sə·ˈmæn·t̬ɪk] PRID. LINGV.

semantic

semantico, -a

I. field [fi:ld] SAM.

1. field a. ELEK., AGR., ŠPORT:

field

campo m. spol

field (meadow)

prato m. spol

2. field + sing/pl glag. (contestants):

field

concorrenti m. spol pl

to lead the field

essere in testa

to play the field fig.

tastare il terreno

3. field (sphere of activity):

field

campo m. spol

to be outside sb's field

esulare dal campo di qu

it's not my field

non è il mio campo

4. field RAČ.:

field

campo m. spol

II. field [fi:ld] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. field (return):

to field the ball

raccogliere la palla

to field a question

schivare una domanda

2. field candidate:

field

presentare

Present

I	field
you	field
he/she/it	fields
we	field
you	field
they	field

Past

I	fielded
you	fielded
he/she/it	fielded
we	fielded
you	fielded
they	fielded

Present Perfect

I	have	fielded
you	have	fielded
he/she/it	has	fielded
we	have	fielded
you	have	fielded
they	have	fielded

Past Perfect

I	had	fielded
you	had	fielded
he/she/it	had	fielded
we	had	fielded
you	had	fielded
they	had	fielded

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