campo

Meaning

1. (masculine) field (open land area)
2. (masculine) meadow, pasture
3. (masculine) field
4. (masculine) field
5. (masculine) field (region affected by a force)
6. (masculine) farmland
7. (masculine) plaza
8. (masculine) battleground; battlefield

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈkãmpo̝/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: campus

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese campo, from Latin campus. Compare Portuguese and Spanish campo.

Sentences

As protestas do campo xa están en pé .

Protests in the countryside are already underway.

O campo conta a maiores cun teito retráctil.

The field counts older ones with a retractable roof.

É unha ave insectívora de campo aberto .

It is an open field insectivorous bird.

Nese momento disponse dun campo de voo cunha pista de aterraxe.

At that time, a flight deck with an airstrip was available.

En xullo dese ano foi trasladado ao campo de St. Pierre en Brest.

In July of that year he was transferred to St. Pierre and Brest.

Ao conxunto de vides cultivadas nun campo denomínaselles viñedo .

The whole of the vineyards grown in a field are called vineyards.