Definition of home ground in English:

home ground

noun

1A sports team's own ground.
Anfield, Liverpool's home ground, is surrounded by residential streets
as modifier Brisbane will have home ground advantage
Example sentencesExamples
- He walked out to huge cheers on his home ground, but the Surrey man lasted just three balls.
- Tunisia has won the African Cup of Nations on their home ground.
- On their home ground, Lismore should beat Grafton.
- They take on the Cougars at their home ground this Sunday.
- She wants to compete at the world championships in Edmonton and possibly even the European championships on home ground in Munich.
- They had the all-important benefit of home ground.
- In a press conference at their home ground, he announced the club was on the verge of signing a foreign striker to sharpen their attack in front of goals.
- They need to get a momentum going over the next 18 months to prepare for their defence of the trophy they won on home ground.
- In 1926, much of Boston's home ground, Fenway Park, was destroyed by fire.
- Making his first international appearance of the summer, he had an unhappy return on his home ground.
1. 1.1mass noun A subject or area with which one is familiar or comfortable.
  he's on home ground making a realistic film about two infatuated people
  Example sentencesExamples
  In Sibelius's Arioso, they are more on home ground and project the song's haunting sense of melancholy.
  That was the first Verdi I ever did, with no rehearsal whatever, and I immediately felt on home ground.
  With poetry and publishing, she is very much on home ground.
  He takes a break from Hollywood comedies and returns to home ground: Hong Kong action films.
  He figured health reform was his home ground.
  The film-maker was not to recapture that first rapture in his later forays into home ground.
  She wrote it out of an intuition that much of what she prizes about her home ground is imperiled.
  His chosen home ground was Britain's political, social, and economic history throughout the 20th century.
  It's no surprise to us or our engineers that Windows on Intel is faster—it's their home ground.
  We are taking the lead in a market that was considered the home ground of our competitor.

单词	home ground
释义	Definition of home ground in English: home ground noun 1A sports team's own ground. Anfield, Liverpool's home ground, is surrounded by residential streets as modifier Brisbane will have home ground advantage Example sentencesExamples He walked out to huge cheers on his home ground, but the Surrey man lasted just three balls. Tunisia has won the African Cup of Nations on their home ground. On their home ground, Lismore should beat Grafton. They take on the Cougars at their home ground this Sunday. She wants to compete at the world championships in Edmonton and possibly even the European championships on home ground in Munich. They had the all-important benefit of home ground. In a press conference at their home ground, he announced the club was on the verge of signing a foreign striker to sharpen their attack in front of goals. They need to get a momentum going over the next 18 months to prepare for their defence of the trophy they won on home ground. In 1926, much of Boston's home ground, Fenway Park, was destroyed by fire. Making his first international appearance of the summer, he had an unhappy return on his home ground. 1.1mass noun A subject or area with which one is familiar or comfortable. he's on home ground making a realistic film about two infatuated people Example sentencesExamples In Sibelius's Arioso, they are more on home ground and project the song's haunting sense of melancholy. That was the first Verdi I ever did, with no rehearsal whatever, and I immediately felt on home ground. With poetry and publishing, she is very much on home ground. He takes a break from Hollywood comedies and returns to home ground: Hong Kong action films. He figured health reform was his home ground. The film-maker was not to recapture that first rapture in his later forays into home ground. She wrote it out of an intuition that much of what she prizes about her home ground is imperiled. His chosen home ground was Britain's political, social, and economic history throughout the 20th century. It's no surprise to us or our engineers that Windows on Intel is faster—it's their home ground. We are taking the lead in a market that was considered the home ground of our competitor.
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