campo

Meaning

Noun

1. (masculine) country; countryside
2. (masculine) field (large open area, especially one where crops are grown or sports are played)
3. (masculine) field (domain of knowledge or practice)
4. (masculine) field

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of campar

campar

rare form of acampar

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Concepts

field

countryside

country

rural area

plain

pitch

farmland

meadow

discipline

fields

realm

earth

field of force

field of study

grassland

green

ground

open country

place

playing field

plots

property

range

scope

sphere

study

subject

theater

theatre

wilderness

athletic field

subject area

subject field

theater of operations

theatre of operations

field of operations

force field

acre

playing area

arable land

area

bailiwick

bush

camp

campaign

course

court

cultivated field

drive

Synonyms

terreno

domínio

campanha

roça

disciplina

lavoura

agro

planície

reino

Teatro de Operações

Teatro de operações

Zona Rural

Zona rural

área

campina

teatro

terra cultivável

talhão

campos

savannah

áreas rurais

Translations

campo

campo

Feld

champ

camp

campagne

campagna

veld

platteland

Land

αγρός

ager

Acker

terrain

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈkɐ̃.pu/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: campus

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese campo, from Latin campus (“wild field”). Doublet of campus, a borrowing from Latin. Compare Galician and Spanish campo.

Sentences

Uma equipe em um campo de futebol .

A team on a football field.

Com o susto chegamos ao campo .

With the scare we arrived at the field.

O arco-íris no campo , o tempo de hoje será amanhã .

The rainbow in the field, today's time will be tomorrow.

Um campo de arroz perto de alguns edifícios antigos .

A rice field near some old buildings.

A duração máxima do exame neste campo é de três horas .

The maximum exam duration in this field is three hours.

Dois cães estão correndo em um campo gramado .

Two dogs are running on a grassy field.