| [/ˈlændɪŋ; ˋlændɪŋ/] n 用法:
1 act of coming or bringing to land 登陆; 著陆:
during the Queen's landing from the Royal Yacht 在女王从皇家游艇上下来时 *
Because of engine trouble the plane had to make an emergency landing, ie come to land suddenly to avoid further danger or damage. 由於发动机出现故障, 飞机不得不紧急著陆. *
She slipped and fell, but had a soft landing on some cushions. 她滑倒了, 好在是跌在一些垫子上了. 用法:
2 (also `landing-place) place where people and goods may be landed from a boat or ship （船只）卸货处, 登陆处:
There is no safe landing on that coast. 那一带海岸没有安全的登陆处. *
a convenient landing-place in a nearby sheltered cove 附近避风雨的小海湾里一个便於卸货的地方. 用法:
3 level area at the top of a flight of stairs, or between one flight and another 楼梯平台:
Your room opens off the top landing. 你的房门朝向顶层楼梯平台. =>illus at stair 见stair插图. |