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Meanings of battlefield in English

Portuguese
campo de batalha
Catalan
camp de batalla

A region where a battle is being (or has been) fought.

campo de batalha
Usage of battlefield in English
1
But the battlefield success comes at the cost of American moral credibility.
Wired
2
New photoreconnaissance showed that the Soviets had introduced short-range battlefield nuclear weapons.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
3
Observers have said the five Taliban members could return to the battlefield.
The Guardian
4
In earlier modern American conflicts, hostilities took place on a foreign battlefield.
War by other means: an insider's account of the war on terror
5
It took the Army 16 years to develop its battlefield data network.
Wired
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The military restricts battlefield access, so independent confirmation is difficult to obtain.
Reuters
7
It's quite a jump, but a battlefield commission is obviously in order.
The Big U
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But I must yet have four days to concentrate upon the battlefield.
Blood of Tyrants
9
But is going from the battlefield to the classroom a good idea?
BBC
10
Some of these weapons have already found their way onto the battlefield.
Wired
11
Today the area around the battlefield brims with tour buses and visitors.
The Irish Times
12
From this cleared swath he had a good view of the battlefield.
Blood and Bone
13
The Burgundians held the battlefield and they made the best of it.
Charles the Bold, Last Duke of Burgundy, 1433-1477
14
Roland glanced at the battlefield and grasped the situation in an instant.
The Companions of Jehu
15
The Afghanistan war is the central battlefield for the U.S. drone campaign.
Wired
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It needs a way to tap into the Army's wireless battlefield network.
Wired
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