Definition of outfield in English:

outfield

noun ˈaʊtfiːldˈaʊtˌfild

1Cricket
The part of the field furthest from the wicket.
Example sentencesExamples
- The wicket and outfield was so batsman friendly that any batsman worth his salt could have turned the match on its head.
- The first two days of play had been interrupted due to intermittent showers and a soggy outfield.
- No-one takes guard at the wicket and the outfield is as rough as a public park.
- Ludicrous plans to move the entire stadium away from the sea had happily been shelved and his team of helpers were raking stones off the outfield by hand.
- It was a slow wicket with an outfield I wouldn't have played football on, and it was never going to be easy to score runs.
1. 1.1Baseball The grassy area beyond the infield.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In high-traffic areas, where players stand in the outfield, we use rubber crumbs from recycled tires.
  He is learning to play the corner outfield positions.
  All had secured a high-priced placement along stadium billboards and outfield fences.
  He recently learned to play the outfield corners and is an outstanding pinch hitter.
  The ball is sent scuttling through the outfield with fielders trailing in its wake.
2. 1.2Soccer as modifier Relating to or denoting all of the players in a team apart from the goalkeeper.
  the outfield players
  he has played in all of the outfield positions during his career
  Example sentencesExamples
  To be fair the quality of the outfield positions are excellent now but the goalkeepers are actually woeful.
  A thrilling 70th minute move involving two thirds of Liverpool's outfield players produced an incisive fourth goal.
  The financial tumult at the club has had a galvanising effect but he says that with a squad of only 17 outfield players, good fortune and consistency will be key to top-flight survival.
  In spite of dominating the outfield play Hibs found themselves trailing to a couple of spectacular goals by the Hearts forward, Colquhoun.
  The sight of the outfield player anxiously pulling on an outsized goalkeeper jersey is too rarely seen in these days of substitute goalkeepers.
3. 1.3treated as singular or plural The players stationed in the outfield, regarded collectively.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Philadelphia's outfield is full of question marks.
  The club has one of the fastest outfields in the majors.
  As yesterday's game showed the outfield is an embarrassment.
  The Mariners' outfield was a revolving door last season thanks to injuries and ineffectiveness.
  The move also gave the A's one of the game's best defensive outfields.
  Two-thirds of the starting outfield is new.
  That makes you think back to the days of the star outfields in the National League, when you had Mays, Aaron, Clemente and Frank Robinson.
2The outlying land of a farm.
Example sentencesExamples
- Infields and outfields are not internally fenced but are separated by a stone wall.

Definition of outfield in US English:

outfield

nounˈoutˌfēldˈaʊtˌfild

1Baseball
The grassy area beyond the infield.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ball is sent scuttling through the outfield with fielders trailing in its wake.
- He recently learned to play the outfield corners and is an outstanding pinch hitter.
- All had secured a high-priced placement along stadium billboards and outfield fences.
- He is learning to play the corner outfield positions.
- In high-traffic areas, where players stand in the outfield, we use rubber crumbs from recycled tires.
1. 1.1Cricket The part of the field furthest from the wicket.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The wicket and outfield was so batsman friendly that any batsman worth his salt could have turned the match on its head.
  It was a slow wicket with an outfield I wouldn't have played football on, and it was never going to be easy to score runs.
  Ludicrous plans to move the entire stadium away from the sea had happily been shelved and his team of helpers were raking stones off the outfield by hand.
  The first two days of play had been interrupted due to intermittent showers and a soggy outfield.
  No-one takes guard at the wicket and the outfield is as rough as a public park.
2. 1.2treated as singular or plural The players stationed in the outfield, collectively.
  Example sentencesExamples
  That makes you think back to the days of the star outfields in the National League, when you had Mays, Aaron, Clemente and Frank Robinson.
  As yesterday's game showed the outfield is an embarrassment.
  The move also gave the A's one of the game's best defensive outfields.
  The club has one of the fastest outfields in the majors.
  Philadelphia's outfield is full of question marks.
  The Mariners' outfield was a revolving door last season thanks to injuries and ineffectiveness.
  Two-thirds of the starting outfield is new.
3. 1.3Soccer as modifier Relating to or denoting all of the players in a team apart from the goalkeeper.
  the outfield players
  he has played in all of the outfield positions during his career
  Example sentencesExamples
  The sight of the outfield player anxiously pulling on an outsized goalkeeper jersey is too rarely seen in these days of substitute goalkeepers.
  In spite of dominating the outfield play Hibs found themselves trailing to a couple of spectacular goals by the Hearts forward, Colquhoun.
  To be fair the quality of the outfield positions are excellent now but the goalkeepers are actually woeful.
  The financial tumult at the club has had a galvanising effect but he says that with a squad of only 17 outfield players, good fortune and consistency will be key to top-flight survival.
  A thrilling 70th minute move involving two thirds of Liverpool's outfield players produced an incisive fourth goal.
2The outlying land of a farm.
Example sentencesExamples
- Infields and outfields are not internally fenced but are separated by a stone wall.

单词	outfield
释义	Definition of outfield in English: outfield noun ˈaʊtfiːldˈaʊtˌfild 1Cricket The part of the field furthest from the wicket. Example sentencesExamples The wicket and outfield was so batsman friendly that any batsman worth his salt could have turned the match on its head. The first two days of play had been interrupted due to intermittent showers and a soggy outfield. No-one takes guard at the wicket and the outfield is as rough as a public park. Ludicrous plans to move the entire stadium away from the sea had happily been shelved and his team of helpers were raking stones off the outfield by hand. It was a slow wicket with an outfield I wouldn't have played football on, and it was never going to be easy to score runs. 1.1Baseball The grassy area beyond the infield. Example sentencesExamples In high-traffic areas, where players stand in the outfield, we use rubber crumbs from recycled tires. He is learning to play the corner outfield positions. All had secured a high-priced placement along stadium billboards and outfield fences. He recently learned to play the outfield corners and is an outstanding pinch hitter. The ball is sent scuttling through the outfield with fielders trailing in its wake. 1.2Soccer as modifier Relating to or denoting all of the players in a team apart from the goalkeeper. the outfield players he has played in all of the outfield positions during his career Example sentencesExamples To be fair the quality of the outfield positions are excellent now but the goalkeepers are actually woeful. A thrilling 70th minute move involving two thirds of Liverpool's outfield players produced an incisive fourth goal. The financial tumult at the club has had a galvanising effect but he says that with a squad of only 17 outfield players, good fortune and consistency will be key to top-flight survival. In spite of dominating the outfield play Hibs found themselves trailing to a couple of spectacular goals by the Hearts forward, Colquhoun. The sight of the outfield player anxiously pulling on an outsized goalkeeper jersey is too rarely seen in these days of substitute goalkeepers. 1.3treated as singular or plural The players stationed in the outfield, regarded collectively. Example sentencesExamples Philadelphia's outfield is full of question marks. The club has one of the fastest outfields in the majors. As yesterday's game showed the outfield is an embarrassment. The Mariners' outfield was a revolving door last season thanks to injuries and ineffectiveness. The move also gave the A's one of the game's best defensive outfields. Two-thirds of the starting outfield is new. That makes you think back to the days of the star outfields in the National League, when you had Mays, Aaron, Clemente and Frank Robinson. 2The outlying land of a farm. Example sentencesExamples Infields and outfields are not internally fenced but are separated by a stone wall. Definition of outfield in US English: outfield nounˈoutˌfēldˈaʊtˌfild 1Baseball The grassy area beyond the infield. Example sentencesExamples The ball is sent scuttling through the outfield with fielders trailing in its wake. He recently learned to play the outfield corners and is an outstanding pinch hitter. All had secured a high-priced placement along stadium billboards and outfield fences. He is learning to play the corner outfield positions. In high-traffic areas, where players stand in the outfield, we use rubber crumbs from recycled tires. 1.1Cricket The part of the field furthest from the wicket. Example sentencesExamples The wicket and outfield was so batsman friendly that any batsman worth his salt could have turned the match on its head. It was a slow wicket with an outfield I wouldn't have played football on, and it was never going to be easy to score runs. Ludicrous plans to move the entire stadium away from the sea had happily been shelved and his team of helpers were raking stones off the outfield by hand. The first two days of play had been interrupted due to intermittent showers and a soggy outfield. No-one takes guard at the wicket and the outfield is as rough as a public park. 1.2treated as singular or plural The players stationed in the outfield, collectively. Example sentencesExamples That makes you think back to the days of the star outfields in the National League, when you had Mays, Aaron, Clemente and Frank Robinson. As yesterday's game showed the outfield is an embarrassment. The move also gave the A's one of the game's best defensive outfields. The club has one of the fastest outfields in the majors. Philadelphia's outfield is full of question marks. The Mariners' outfield was a revolving door last season thanks to injuries and ineffectiveness. Two-thirds of the starting outfield is new. 1.3Soccer as modifier Relating to or denoting all of the players in a team apart from the goalkeeper. the outfield players he has played in all of the outfield positions during his career Example sentencesExamples The sight of the outfield player anxiously pulling on an outsized goalkeeper jersey is too rarely seen in these days of substitute goalkeepers. In spite of dominating the outfield play Hibs found themselves trailing to a couple of spectacular goals by the Hearts forward, Colquhoun. To be fair the quality of the outfield positions are excellent now but the goalkeepers are actually woeful. The financial tumult at the club has had a galvanising effect but he says that with a squad of only 17 outfield players, good fortune and consistency will be key to top-flight survival. A thrilling 70th minute move involving two thirds of Liverpool's outfield players produced an incisive fourth goal. 2The outlying land of a farm. Example sentencesExamples Infields and outfields are not internally fenced but are separated by a stone wall.
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