minefield
యుద్ధరంగ
definition
noun
The core elements of such groups can be tanks (infantry fighting vehicles, armored personnel carriers) as well as minefields and explosive obstacles.
an area planted with explosive mines.
example
Zoologists have been accused of skirting round the subject for fear of stepping into a political 'minefield' .
Naming is a potential 'minefield' , with numerous pitfalls that can be surprisingly significant to a rose's future success.
the sergeant crawled through a 'minefield' to rescue two badly injured boys
This case highlights the legal and moral 'minefield' surrounding neighbourhood disputes.
Lawyers have been retained on all sides in what may prove a legal 'minefield' .
Many commentators have rightly pointed out that such a ‘bill of rights’ would be a legal 'minefield' .
As well as that, they were by their choice of subject in an ethical 'minefield' .
It has long been a 'minefield' of a subject, with extravagant claims for its importance being a recurring feature.
Anyway I digress, see what a 'minefield' this subject is!
The film starts with a high speed hovercraft chase through a 'minefield' in the demilitarised zone separating North and South Korea.
a 'minefield' of technical regulations
Soldiers will examine the data to identify suspected mines and 'minefield' locations.
Many pieces pose questions, state conundrums, then negotiate the 'minefield' therein.
They concede that this will be a legal and constitutional 'minefield' .
It's a public forum to discuss whether the Internet has been transformed from some sort of anarchic dream into a legal 'minefield' .
The French ruling opens up a legal 'minefield' , according to industry experts.
This chapter will look at the ethical 'minefield' that is negotiating access to research subjects.
Taylor's view is that this is a legal 'minefield' and he's right.
The introduction of webcams for child care centres, potentially, opens a legal 'minefield' .
It's going to be chaired by me for The Media Report, and we're going to look at the Internet from anarchic dream to legal 'minefield' .
He points out that the explosion of Internet medical information is creating a legal 'minefield' for doctors.
Many films have examined bigotry better than Far from Heaven, which asks for trouble by entering the double 'minefield' of race and sexuality.
One of the fastest ways to breach a 'minefield' is with explosives.
The image of her walking through a cleared area of a 'minefield' in Angola with a visor covering her face adorned every newspaper.
The fact is that employment law is now a legal 'minefield' .
tax is a 'minefield' for the unwary
The most serious obstacle, however, is the political 'minefield' that such a bus service presents.
In addition, both the Taliban and Northern Alliance may have engaged in more traditional types of mine warfare and existing 'minefields' may have shifted or expanded and new ones been laid.
Breaching 'minefields' and other explosive obstacles that were widely used during the war posed a special difficulty.
Taiwan's military scattered more than 100,000 mines in 152 'minefields' on Kinmen and Matsu after the KMT fled to Taiwan in 1949.
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