Definition of «in one's field»

The idiomatic expression "in someone's field" means that something is within their area of expertise or knowledge. For example, if a person is an expert in history and they are asked about historical events, we would say that they are "in their field."

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Sentences with «in one's field»

She also has ten years of experience in the field of marketing and is a trained teacher of secondary mathematics. (fairviewcapital.com)
Experienced sales representative with more than 20 years of work in the field of sales. (livecareer.com)
To find out, I spent two years reviewing the relevant scientific literature and vetting my analyses with an international group of experts in the fields of early child development and divorce. (ifstudies.org)
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