outfield

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++out·field /ˈaʊtfiːld/ noun  the outfield a) DSthe part of a cricket or baseball field furthest away from the player who is hitting the ball 〔板球场或棒球场的〕外场 OPP infield b) the players in this part of the field 外场手 —outfielder noun [countable]

Examples from the Corpus

outfield• So basically your team would have the 11 starters, 1 reserve keeper, and 6 outfield players.• Striker Paul Wilkinson must also be suffering fatigue as the only ever-present outfield player.• I was present at Kidderminster on the day that Mark Ilott started charging around the outfield in painful discomfiture.• We had the depth in the outfield.• We know Montreal did try him in the outfield.• We got locked into the outfield situation once Greg accepted arbitration.• I hurt shoulder playing the outfield.• Their scheduled second round match at Strangford Road was called off an hour before the start because of an unfit outfield.

out·field nounChineseSyllable  

part or Corpus the cricket field of a baseball

outfield
out‧field /ˈaʊtfiːld/ noun
the outfield
  a. the part of a cricket or baseball field furthest from the player who is batting ⇨ infield
  b. the players in this part of the field ⇨ infield
—outfielder noun [countable]