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Meanings of fielders in English
Role of a sports team or player to prevent the opposing team from scoring.
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Examples for "defence"
Examples for "defence"
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The treaty also made a future EU common defence subject to safeguards.
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National's defence spokesperson Mark Mitchell today said the government should remain independent.
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The region is extremely important from the country's defence point of view.
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Recent international events should remind us of the need for strong defence.
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Civil defence officials said there had been no immediate reports of damage.
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Long discussion of how the defense of Western Europe affects arms control.
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For example, the fighting season began without a new Afghan defense minister.
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There's no possible reason left for keeping information from your defense staff.
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But the new defense budget doesn't axe a single major weapons system.
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The U.S. defense chief later mentioned the issue at his news conference.
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There's a batting team, a fielding team and an officials team.
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Our goal is to be the best fielding team going into the World Cup.
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Because comparisons are to average, an average fielding team would have zero runs saved.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest The North side in red have a fielding team time-out with Nottinghamshire coach Andy Pick giving instructions.
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Afterwards Trevor Bayliss, when asked about the difference between the teams, concluded that "they were a better fielding team than us".
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To open up those areas of opportunity, to breach through and break open the shell of a defending team.
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The awarding of a goal-line drop-out to the defending team when an attacking player, who brings the ball into in-goal, is held up.
Usage of fielders in English
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He was in the mood to try to clear the boundary fielders.
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As fielders they were superior to the team that won the championship.
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We showed plenty of heart and the fielders and bowlers were outstanding.
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Twice the ball slipped through fielders' hands and raced to the boundary.
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He clapped his hands and summoned his fielders into the leg trap.
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Strategy discussion for the afternoon's play largely involved putting fielders out, Haddin said.
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Unless one of them is caught by one of the fielders, of course.
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Despite an early mix-up, they ran well together, putting the fielders under pressure.
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Edges flew just wide of fielders, miscues went into open spaces.
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Then there is the simple intimidation aspect of these close fielders.
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Scranton sighed with relief, and the fielders had had a rest.
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The fielders, as they joined him, shot curious and admiring glances toward him.
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Bowlers bowl through to them, fielders return the ball to them.
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Standing alongside Strauss he was waving his arms around, gesturing to his fielders.
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It could be tough for the keeper and the slip fielders, said the 35-year-old.
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There were six fielders outside the ring and the umpires messed up big time.
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