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1. (n.) battlefield
the field or ground on which a battle is fought.
2. battlefield
an area of contention, conflict, or hostile opposition.
Etymology: (1805–15)
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1. (noun) battlefield, battleground, field of battle, field of honor, field
a region where a battle is being (or has been) fought
"they made a tour of Civil War battlefields"
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1. (noun) battlefield
the place a battle is fought
the battlefield at Gettysburg
2. battlefield
a place or area of knowledge in which there are arguments
a legal battleground; the battleground states in the election
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Sense: the place where a battle is, or was, fought
dead bodies covered the battlefield.
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 Afrikaans: slagveld |
 Arabic: ساحَةُ قِتال، ميْدان مَعْ |
 Bulgarian: бойно поле |
 Brazilian: campo de batalha |
 Czech: bojiště |
 German: das Schlachtfeld |
 Danish: slagmark |
 Greek: πεδίο μάχης |
 Spanish: campo de batalla |
 Estonian: lahinguväli |
 Farsi: میدان نبرد |
 Finnish: taistelukenttä |
 French: champ de bataille |
 Hebrew: שְׂדֶה קְרַב |
 Hindi: रणभूमि |
 Croatian: bojno polje |
 Hungarian: csatatér |
 Indonesian: medan pertempuran |
 Icelandic: orrustu-/vígvöllur |
 Italian: campo di battaglia |
 Japanese: 戦場 |
 Korean: 전쟁터 |
 Lithuanian: kovos laukas |
 Latvian: kaujas lauks |
 Malay: kawasam pertempuran |
 Dutch: slagveld |
 Norwegian: slagmark, valplass |
 Polish: pole walki |
 Persian: میدان نبرد |
 Pashto: د جنگ ډگر |
 Portuguese: campo de batalha |
 Romanian: câmp de luptă |
 Russian: поле боя |
 Slovak: bojisko |
 Slovenian: bojno polje |
 Serbian: bojište |
 Swedish: slagfält |
 Thai: สนามรบ |
 Turkish: savaş alanı |
 Taiwanese: 戰場 |
 Ukrainian: поле бою |
 Urdu: لڑائی کا میدان |
 Vietnamese: chiến trường |
 Chinese: 战场 |
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