landing

noun

/ˈlændɪŋ/

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[countable, uncountable] an act of bringing an aircraft or a spacecraft down to the ground after a journey
- a perfect/smooth/safe landing
- the first Apollo moon landing
- The pilot was forced to make an emergency landing.
- a landing site
- the first successful lunar landing
opposite take-off see also crash landing, forced landingTopics Spaceb2, Transport by airb2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- bumpy
- hard
- rough
- …
verb + landing
- make
landing + noun
- area
- site
- strip
- …
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[countable] the area at the top of a set of stairs where you arrive before you go into an upstairs room or move onto another set of stairs
- Go up to the first-floor landing and it’s the door on the right.
Extra Examples
- The room opens off the landing.
- There's a phone on the landing outside your room.
Topics Houses and homesc1, Buildingsc1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- first-floor
- second-floor
- etc.
- …
preposition
- off the landing
- on the landing
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[countable] an act of bringing soldiers to land in an area that is controlled by the enemy
(British English also landing stage)
[countable] a flat wooden platform on the water where boats let people get on and off, and load and unload goods synonym jetty

单词	landing
释义	landing noun /ˈlændɪŋ/ /ˈlændɪŋ/ jump to other results [countable, uncountable] an act of bringing an aircraft or a spacecraft down to the ground after a journey a perfect/smooth/safe landing the first Apollo moon landing The pilot was forced to make an emergency landing. a landing site the first successful lunar landing opposite take-off see also crash landing, forced landingTopics Spaceb2, Transport by airb2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective bumpy hard rough … verb + landing make landing + noun area site strip … See full entry enlarge image [countable] the area at the top of a set of stairs where you arrive before you go into an upstairs room or move onto another set of stairs Go up to the first-floor landing and it’s the door on the right. Extra Examples The room opens off the landing. There's a phone on the landing outside your room. Topics Houses and homesc1, Buildingsc1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective first-floor second-floor etc. … preposition off the landing on the landing See full entry [countable] an act of bringing soldiers to land in an area that is controlled by the enemy (British English also landing stage) [countable] a flat wooden platform on the water where boats let people get on and off, and load and unload goods synonym jetty
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