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Meanings of battleground 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 battleground in English
1
The market is often a battleground for government soldiers and Islamist insurgents.
Reuters
2
He also visited the general election battleground state of Wisconsin last week.
Reuters
3
In reality we are dealing with an ever-shifting battleground of political ideas.
The Guardian
4
He is trailing Biden in national and some battleground state opinion polls.
Reuters
5
Our home became a battleground, at least when our father came home.
Escape
6
Audio VERDI: Aida No battleground is as dangerous as the human heart.
Radio NZ
7
General Joffre, in supreme command of the French, had chosen the battleground.
History of the World War: An Authentic Narrative of the World's...
8
The swing state of Ohio was the key battleground in the election.
Radio NZ
9
The battleground right now, he said, is in connecting server racks together.
Wired
10
Welcome to the pitched and brutal battleground of royal social media fanaticism.
News.com.au
11
Peering over the parapet, we saw the whole panorama of the battleground.
Now It Can Be Told
12
Postal Service, have become the latest partisan battleground in the election wars.
Reuters
13
The partisan divide in voting method is greater in most battleground states.
NY Magazine
14
This is the advantage of the battleground which the Allies have chosen.
America's War for Humanity
15
That is why we've extended our battleground, he told a news conference.
The Irish Times
16
The RFS has become a battleground between entrenched farm and oil interests.
Reuters
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