take the field Antonyms
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Meaning of take the field
Wordnet
take the field (v)
go on a campaign; go off to war
go on the playing field, of a football team
take the field Sentence Examples
- The outfielders took the field for warm-ups before the game.
- The home team took the field to a thunderous round of applause.
- The players took the field with determination in their eyes.
- The quarterback took the field with his team trailing by seven points.
- The defense took the field hoping to stop the opposition's scoring drive.
- The striker took the field eager to prove his worth.
- The goalkeeper took the field wearing a new pair of gloves.
- The coach took the field alongside his team, offering words of encouragement.
- The umpire took the field to begin the bottom half of the inning.
- The referee took the field to ensure fair play and order during the match.
FAQs About the word take the field
go on a campaign; go off to war, go on the playing field, of a football team
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The outfielders took the field for warm-ups before the game.
The home team took the field to a thunderous round of applause.
The players took the field with determination in their eyes.
The quarterback took the field with his team trailing by seven points.
