Definition
Definition of off-field - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
sportsrelated to activities outside the playing field
- The player's off-field behavior was under scrutiny.
- The off-field controversies affected the team's performance.
- She excelled in off-field activities like charity work.
Origin of off-field
Old English, of (away, from) + field (open land)
Terms with off-field included in their meaning
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send a player off the field in sports
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electrical switch turned on or off by a nearby magnetic field
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- French:en dehors du terrain, ...
- German:außerhalb des Spielfelds, ...
- Italian:fuori dal campo, ...
- Spanish:extradeportivo, ...
- Portuguese:fora de campo, ...
- Chinese:场外活动的, ...
- Japanese:フィールド外の活動, ...
- Arabic:خَارِج المَلْعَب, ...
- Hebrew:מִחוּץ לַמִּגְרָשׁ, ...
- Russian:внеполевая деятельность, ...
- Ukrainian:поза полем діяльність, ...
- Hindi:मैदान के बाहर की गतिविधियाँ, ...
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