landing
noun (a landing, landings); verb form (landing — present participle of land)
Everyday
- A landing is when an aircraft, spacecraft or bird comes down to the ground or water. tree →
- A landing is the flat area at the top of stairs or between two flights of stairs. tree →
- A landing is a place where boats stop to load and unload. tree →
- (verb form) Landing means coming down to the ground, or arriving, as in «landing on the Moon». tree →
In the lessons
In science and history: the first Moon landing, plane landings; in everyday homes, the landing upstairs; in stories, crash landings and safe landings; phrases: crash landing, Moon landing, landing gear, on the landing.
Examples
- The plane made a smooth landing. tree →
- Astronauts first walked on the Moon after a Moon landing. tree →
- I left my shoes on the landing. tree →
- The crash landing scared the passengers. tree →
- The duck made a splashy landing on the pond. tree →
- Boats unload at the landing by the river. tree →
- On a landing, he noticed an open door, beyond which was a faintly lighted hall. tree →
Note
Countable. In homes, the landing is upstairs, not the hall at the bottom.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «landing» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «landing» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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