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Keyword
farm field
Info
FrequencyTop 1500-1600
Type
Kyōiku (3rd grade) 
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KankenLevel 8
Heisig178
Readings
はた
(39%)
ばた
(5%)
ぱた
(3%)
Composed of
火
fire
田
rice field
Used in vocabulary (64 in total)
field (for growing wheat, fruit, vegetables, etc.); cultivated land; field (of specialization); sphere; womb; birth
field of flowers; flower garden; flower bed
fields (of rice and other crops)
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Examples (39 in total)
Yes, I am on my way to the field outside the town.
I'm in a different field from you guys.
Even so, he comes to this field when his work is finished.
So, I think I'll prepare a field.
Teacher, what can be harvested from this field?
It's a slightly different field, but they're a professional, after all.
He has spent many years working in the field of education.
The surroundings have many fields, and numerous fruits are waiting to be harvested.
Besides, there's no point in me puttering around in the field by myself.
When I get home, I'll try scattering it in the field.
How will you feed the livestock if the fields are gone?
A typhoon hit, but our field was spared.
The typhoon wiped out all the crops in the fields.
The fields were flooded by the heavy rain.
This place used to be a field.
That is not my field of work.
The house was surrounded by fields.
His family works in the fields.
They work in the fields.
Mr Hata told us on television some interesting stories about various animals.
Some people are working in the fields.
I work in the field of art.
The field was rank with weeds.
The rain destroyed the sunflower garden.
Black people were compelled to work in cotton fields.
Farmers are busy working in the field.
These fields produce fine crops.
How much wheat does each field yield?
The fields dry up, and the soil cracks.
Mr Wood came into the field.
When spring comes, they plow the fields and plant seeds.
We put vegetable seeds in the field.
We scattered seeds all over the field.
She watched the gardens grow, and she watched the apples turn red and ripen.
The field measures more than 300 acres.
As far as the eye could see, nothing could be seen except cornfields.
Hundreds of fields were submerged in the flood.
As far as the eye could reach, nothing was to be seen but a field of wheat.
The farmer scattered the wheat seeds in the field.