0 an area where gold is found in the ground
1 an area of land containing gold that can be mined (= dug out of the ground)
Typically, the flight to the goldfields did not go unchallenged.
Goldfield (1993) proposed that simpler morphology enhances acquisition of word stems.
A theme, stressed by practitioners of the linguistic turn, that resonates in goldfields protest, is the ' narratives of leadership ' that were drawn upon in the new context.
Goldfield looked for the appearance of particular types of words and computed the probability with which these different types of words occurred in different utterance positions (' word-based ' probability).
We know that this goldfield must be developed.
This goldfield exists but it has never been accurately located.
Nevertheless, a goldfield is waiting for us there.
I have heard to-day that it may possibly be as rich a goldfield as ever there has been known in the world.
