Verb:

हॉलमध्ये उतरा,

take the field's Usage Examples:

1972 Olympics, but when he arrived in Munich, he was not allowed to take the field.

As he prepared to take the field, crowds would call him "savage" because of his athleticism.

Hayes, Limerick Tipperary refused to take the field for the second half.

Lindsay and Barry Gaze played in the Victorian Football Association for Prahran, and they were both selected as members of an Australian rules team that played an exhibition match during the 1956 Melbourne Summer Olympics, although Lindsay didn't take the field.

Pakistan refused to take the field in protest at being accused of ball tampering.

the 1926 season, Saunders crossed to Footscray and although he didn"t take the field for his new club he coached them in 10 games that year for three wins.

In April 1883, realising that the Vietnamese were incapable of resisting the French effectively, the Chinese civil mandarin Tang Jingsong (Tang Jingsong, 唐景崧) persuaded Liu Yongfu to take the field against Rivière with the Black Flag Army.

Should the team take the field, it may begin playing in Moncton, New Brunswick, before moving into.

Daniel Rudy Ruettiger, a 5'6, 165 pound senior walk-on to the Notre Dame football team, who had never gotten to take the field, was allowed to come into the lineup in the final 27 seconds of a game against Georgia Tech.

Semi-Final Phoenix Park 3 June 1894 Final Wexford Kilkenny refused to take the field for the second half in protest at rough play by the Wexford team.

Margenau introduced Gary Porter, as the head coach for the team that would first take the field April 5, 2002 at the Mohegan Sun Arena against the Albany Conquest.

of Holy Cross, and Boston College"s players protested by refusing to take the field, leading the officials to declare a 6-4 Holy Cross win.

with the match, which was awarded to England when Pakistan refused to take the field in protest at being accused of ball tampering.

Synonyms:

parcel, lawn, grounds, parcel of land, paddy field, firebreak, curtilage, tract, paddy, yard, grain field, fireguard, rice paddy, grainfield, piece of ground, campus, piece of land,

Antonyms:

attractive, unfasten, undock, disconnect, figure,