Minefield

Definition of Minefield

A minefield is an area of land or water that contains explosive mines, making it dangerous to cross.

How should Minefield divide into syllables

The word 'minefield' has 2 syllables. The first syllable is 'mine' and the second syllable is 'field'. In 'mine', the vowel is 'i' and the consonants are 'm' and 'n'. In 'field', the vowels are 'ie' and the consonants are 'f', 'l', and 'd'.

Part of Speech - Minefield

Sentences with Minefield

• The soldiers marked the minefield with warning signs.
• She avoided the minefield while walking through the jungle.
• The minefield was cleared by a specialized bomb disposal team.
• It is important to stay away from a minefield to stay safe.
• The army used dogs to help detect mines in the minefield.
• Walking through a minefield is extremely dangerous.
• The minefield was left behind after the war.
• The soldiers had to carefully map the minefield before advancing.
• The minefield was surrounded by a tall fence to keep people out.
• The area was declared a minefield, and access was restricted.

Quotes with Minefield

• In love, as in a minefield, one wrong move can lead to disaster. - Unknown
• Navigating through life is like crossing a minefield; you must carefully choose each step. - Unknown
• Sometimes, relationships can feel like walking through a minefield, but finding the right person makes it all worth it. - Unknown
• Success is not guaranteed; it's like walking through a minefield, and you have to navigate it carefully. - Unknown
• Walking through a minefield is risky, but sometimes you have to take risks to achieve your goals. - Unknown

Number of characters in Minefield

9 ( m, i, n, e, f, i, e, l, d )

Unique letters in Minefield

7 ( m, i, n, e, f, l, d )

Minefield Backwards

dleifenim

Phonetic Transcription of Minefield

IPA (International): ˈmaɪˌnfi:ld

ARA (American): ˈmaɪˌnfild

EPA (English): ˈmaɪˌnfi:ld

MAY-NFIY-LD