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• minefield — ► NOUN 1) an area planted with explosive mines. 2) a subject or situation presenting unseen hazards …   English terms dictionary

• minefield — [mīn′fēld΄] n. an area on land or in water where explosive mines have been set …   English World dictionary

• Minefield — Im Folgenden wird die Versionsgeschichte des Webbrowsers Mozilla Firefox genauer beschrieben. Das Mozilla Firefox Projekt wurde von Dave Hyatt und Blake Ross als experimentelle Abzweigung der Mozilla Application Suite initiiert, damals noch unter …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• minefield — noun 1 area where there are mines VERB + MINEFIELD ▪ enter ▪ clear 2 situation full of difficulties ADJECTIVE ▪ ethical, legal, political …   Collocations dictionary

• minefield — mine|field [ˈmaınfi:ld] n 1.) an area where a lot of bombs have been hidden just below the ground or under water ▪ They realized they had wandered into a minefield. 2.) [singular] a situation in which there are a lot of dangers and difficulties,… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• Minefield (disambiguation) — A minefield is an area covered with land mines. Minefield may also refer to: Minefield (Enterprise), the 29th episode of the television series Star Trek: Enterprise Minefield, the branding used for trunk builds of Mozilla Firefox This… …   Wikipedia

• minefield — [[t]ma͟ɪnfiːld[/t]] minefields 1) N COUNT A minefield is an area of land or water where explosive mines have been hidden. 2) N COUNT: oft adj N, N of n (emphasis) If you describe a situation as a minefield, you are emphasizing that there are a… …   English dictionary

• minefield — UK [ˈmaɪnˌfiːld] / US [ˈmaɪnˌfɪld] noun Word forms minefield : singular minefield plural minefields 1) [countable] an area where bombs have been hidden under the ground or under water The army aims to clear all the minefields. 2) [singular] a… …   English dictionary

• minefield — noun Date: 1884 1. an area (as of water or land) set with mines 2. something resembling a minefield especially in having many dangers or requiring extreme caution < a political minefield > …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• minefield — mine|field [ maın,fild ] noun 1. ) count an area where bombs have been hidden under the ground or under water: The army s goal is to clear all the minefields. 2. ) singular a situation or process with many possible problems or dangers: minefield… …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• minefield — noun 1 (C) an area where a lot of bombs have been placed just below the ground or under water 2 (singular) something that has hidden dangers or difficulties: The legal system is a minefield for the ordinary person …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English