split field
ˈsplɪt ˌfiːld
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Definition of split field - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
agriculturefield divided into sections for different crops
  • The farmer managed a split field with corn and wheat.
2.
technologyTECH.data field divided into parts for analysisTECH.
  • The software processed the split field for better data insights.
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Images of split field

  • split field: field divided into sections for different crops
    field divided into sections for different crops

Expressions with split

split upv.
stop being together as a group
The band decided to split up after the tour.
split offv.
separate from a larger group or structure
The small faction decided to split off from the main party..
split hairsv.
argue about trivial details unnecessarily
He tends to split hairs during every discussion.
split ticketn.
ballot with candidates from multiple parties
She cast a split ticket in the election.
split the billv.
share the payment of a bill among multiple people
They decided to split the bill after dinner.
for a split secondadv.
for a very short moment or instant
I thought I saw her for a split second.

Expressions with field

field dayn.
day of outdoor activities and sports
The school organized a field day with various sports competitions..
playing fieldn.
area designated for sports or games
The children gathered at the playing field for soccer practice..
left fieldn.
defensive position in baseball's left outfield
She plays left field for the team.
field questionsv.
answer questions, often from a group
The spokesperson will field questions from the media after the announcement.
field a teamv.
assemble players to participate in a game
The coach will field a team for the championship game.
in the fieldadv.
working outside the usual office or lab
The researchers spent months in the field collecting data.
it's not someone's fieldexp.
not within someone's area of expertise or interest
I can't help with that, it's not my field.
lead the fieldv.
be in the first position in a race
She managed to lead the field for most of the marathon.
leave it all on the fieldv.
give maximum effort without holding back energy or strength
The team decided to leave it all on the field during the final match!
level playing fieldn.
situation where everyone has the same chance to succeed
We want a level playing field for all businesses.

Terms related to split field

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Examples of split field in a sentence

  • The split field allowed for diverse crop production.
  • The analyst examined the split field for errors.
  • Engineers optimized the split field for faster processing.

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  1. French:terrain morcelé, champ divisé, ...
  2. German:geteiltes Feld, ...
  3. Italian:campo diviso, campo suddiviso, ...
  4. Spanish:campo dividido, campo segmentado, ...
  5. Portuguese:campo dividido, ...
  6. Chinese:分割田地, 分割字段, ...
  7. Japanese:区画された畑, 分割フィールド, ...
  8. Arabic:حَقْل مُقَسَّم, حقل بيانات مقسم, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׂדֶה מְחֻלָּק, שָׂדֶה מְחוּלָּק, ...
  10. Russian:разделенное поле, разбитое поле, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розділене поле, поділене поле, ...
  12. Hindi:विभाजित क्षेत्र, स्प्लिट फील्ड, ...
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