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Discover LudwigThe phrase "surrounding fields" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the areas or land that are around or near a specific location or point of interest. "Surrounding fields" can also refer to fields that encircle or encompass a particular area. Example: The farmer's house was nestled in the midst of the surrounding fields, providing a peaceful and scenic view. In this sentence, the phrase "surrounding fields" is used to describe the fields that are located around the farmer's house. It gives the reader a sense of the location and setting of the house.
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The Second Brigade fought in the surrounding fields and hamlets.
Surrounding fields are lined with blue, green and red patterns.
Other officers conducted fingertip searches of surrounding fields.
It had burst its little banks and flooded the surrounding fields.
Drillers in the surrounding fields get higher wages than any other drillers anywhere.
Runoff of fertiliser from surrounding fields has a major environmental impact on these lake ecosystems.
The dull, entrapping clay of the village's surrounding fields is one such image.
Sugarloaf Mountain swells above the surrounding fields, purple and gold in the afternoon light.
The Sissinghurst shop, restaurant and surrounding fields, woods and lake will be open to visitors.
Her husband, Matthias, tends to the cows, sheep and other livestock wandering around the surrounding fields.
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Perhaps two-thirds of the urban population were involved in farming the surrounding fields.
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