Associations to the word «Fieldwork»
Noun
- Reflection
- Context
- Basis
- Technique
- Narrative
- Dent
- Economic
- Doing
- Sion
- Archive
- Colombia
- Southwest
- Fossil
- Field
- Egypt
- Investigation
- Decade
- Freeman
- Result
- Yale
- Franz
- Landscape
- Venezuela
- Arizona
- Perspective
- Classroom
- Assumption
- Regional
- Coordinator
- Gorge
- Discipline
- Practice
- Insight
- Framework
- Topic
- Grammar
- Indian
- Berkeley
- Alaska
- Mapping
- Site
- Speaker
- Enlightenment
- Text
- Artifact
- Student
- Collaboration
- Focus
- Lecture
- Steward
- Asia
- Ing
- Museum
- Curriculum
- Central
- Levy
- Ecology
- Evidence
- Margaret
- Thailand
- Discourse
- Behavior
- Aspect
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
FIELDWORK, noun. (uncountable) work done, or observations made out in the real world rather than in controlled conditions
FIELDWORK, noun. (countable) A temporary fortification built by troops
Dictionary definition
FIELDWORK, noun. A temporary fortification built by troops in the field.
Wise words
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