Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Field"

A: Now this is a very unusual sentence.

It implies you’ll get STDs from having too much sex with randoms. The gender is unknown.

‘Shucking a field’ is deep slang for ‘having sex with multiple people.’

‘Sex bugs’, STD’s. (Sexually transmitted diseases.)

I’ve never heard of ruby rhubarb.

Hope this helps!

A: Implying that the context is a soccer match, being "out on the field" means "to be on the pitch ready to play (or already playing) a match".

For example:
"Both teams are out in the field, the match is about to start."
This means that both teams are on the pitch and they both are ready to start playing.

I hope it helps! ^^

A: Field trip = children in school taking a trip as a class

Road trip = driving in a car to another city/state or any location relatively far.

A: They don't work selling things over the phone or inside a store. They go after people/companies that may buy the product of the company they work for.

A: The author is expressing the positive quality of the field and contrasting it with her negative associations with a shopping mall.

"took [something] and [did something with it]" is kind of like "把東西做什麼"

A: In any other field, this wouldn’t count as legitimate research. But because there’s so little data, we can get away with publishing this.

A: It means that something is fair or even.
All the students were given the same school books, pencils, paper, and school supplies on the first day of school. This way, everyone started out on an even playing field.

A: We sat on the bleachers during the soccer game.

A: field has many many meanings.

平原: There's a large field behind my house.
球場（棒球，足球): The stadium has a brand new field.
領域: He's respected in the field of physics.
田地: The fields are full of wheat.
(即席) 回答問題: The president is not fielding questions right now.

A: There is no difference. You can use either one.

A: generally I hear "out of left field" referring to ideas that are suggested or spoken without context to the conversation at hand.
"We were in a budget meeting when out of left field Charles starts talking about the vending machine being out of crackers"
or used in a direct response to someone saying something random.. like Bob suddenly saying out loud "I like butter" when everyone else is talking about cars.. and someone says "Well that was out of left field, Bob"
Unexpectedly or Unexpected could be used in each case and the meaning wouldn't change, but "out of left field" has a different feel to it.. more imagery and perhaps a little more playful.

A: a 'field trip' is a class trip to somewhere outside.
'our class went on a field trip to the zoo'
'my biology class went on a field trip to the sea to look at the rock pools'

an 'outing' is when you take small children or the elderly to visit somewhere
'the kindergarten took the children on an outing to the library'
'the rest home organised an outing to the botanical gardens'

'hiking' is when you walk in the mountains or the forests, carrying a heavy bag with your tent, food and clothes.
'We went hiking for three days, but we forgot to bring any toilet paper'
'I like to go hiking in the mountains'

an 'excursion' is similar to an 'outing'

A: field is a specific place, like part of a farm perhaps; countryside is much more general = paisaje (I think)

A person can own a field. A country, or province, or continent has countryside.

The Colombian countryside is so beautiful! It is full of fields of flowers.

A: almost the same. it depends way too much on the context to know when either or both should be used. however if you're talking about an area of expertise then both are acceptable.

A: This is mostly natural, but there are a few changes I would suggest. Below is the corrected sentence:

I went on a field trip to the park with a class of 5-6 year old kids. We played tag and afterwards, we enjoyed a homemade lunch.

As a side note, "we enjoyed a homemade lunch" is correct, but finding other words for "enjoyed" could make your sentence more fluid.
Examples of alternative words:
Had, ate, feasted on

I hope this helps you! :)

A: on the field trip to the farm, I want to milk the cows and eat ice cream Made from fresh milk.

A: I will cross the field now and there will be the forest again.

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A: What is your major or What did you major in

A: I need to achieve a certain level of expertise to reach my goal.

A: I'm passionate about teaching Chinese.

A: @Tsengssuwen were you trying to say that you have been working in this field ever since you graduated from University upto your previous job? 😊 This is good enough.

A: × The field of Sumo is untouchable for women.
✓ The field of Sumo is off-limits for women.

A: The field of candidates still contains 20 people.