Fields and Quarters

Fields

Fields noun - United States comedian and film actor (1880-1946).

Quarters and fields are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quarters" instead a noun "Fields".

Quarters

Quarters noun - Housing available for people to live in.
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Fields and quarters are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fields" instead a noun "Quarters".

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  • The Musketeer Most close quarters battle training focuses learning to clear rooms quickly, on shooting quickly and accurately, prioritizing targets and controlling fields of fire, and on responding to a chaotic urban environment where targets can pop up at any range from two feet to two hundred yards or more.
    Source: The Musketeer
  • In close quarters, their Weapon of Choice was the space-axe, essentially a solid-metal combination axe and warhammer pragmatically adapted for zero-G and inertialess combat in a universe where force fields can't handle the "slow" but lethal implement.
    Source: Heavyworlder
  • The Return of the King had the Battle of Pelennor Fields, which comes about three-quarters of the way through the film and is easily the biggest and longest fight of the whole trilogy.
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