Landing | Mean of landing in English Dictionary
/ˈlændɪŋ/
- Noun
- an act of returning to the ground or another surface after a flight
- The plane made a smooth/perfect landing.
- The helicopter had to make an emergency landing.
- The pilot was practicing takeoffs and landings.
- a lunar/moon landing [=a landing on the moon]
- Landing in high winds can be dangerous.
- Our plane was cleared for landing.
- an airplane's landing lights
- a landing zone/site
- a level area at the top of stairs or between two sets of stairs
- We stopped to rest at the first floor landing.
- a place where boats and ships load and unload passengers and cargo
- I waited at the landing for the ferry.
- a military action in which soldiers are brought by boat, airplane, helicopter, etc., to land at a place controlled by the enemy
- troop landings