landing

• Sustantivo que designa la acción de posarse o aterrizar sobre una superficie, así como la plataforma al final de una escalera o el lugar donde desembarcan personas o mercancías.

A noun referring to the act of coming down to the ground or another surface, or a platform at the top of a staircase.

1. Aircraft arrivalA2formal

   The act of bringing an aircraft down to the ground or water.

   Aterrizaje

   • The pilot made a smooth landing despite the strong winds.
   • The plane's landing was delayed due to fog.
   • Passengers applauded after the safe landing.

   Sinónimosarrivaldescenttouchdown

   Antónimosdeparturelaunchtakeoff

2. Stairs platformA2formal

   A flat area at the top of a staircase or between flights of stairs.

   Descansillo

   • She left her keys on the landing.
   • The children played on the landing between floors.
   • There is a large window on the landing that lets in light.

   Sinónimosplatform

3. Arrival on groundB1formal

   The act of coming down to the ground from a height or from a vehicle.

   Aterrizaje

   • The astronaut's landing on the moon was historic.
   • The landing of the ferry was delayed by an hour.
   • The cat made a soft landing on the grass.

   Sinónimosarrivaldescenttouchdown

   Antónimosascentclimbdeparturelaunchtakeoff

• Verbo que indica el acto de posarse o descender sobre el suelo u otra superficie tras un vuelo, o también lograr obtener o conseguir algo tras un esfuerzo.

A verb used to indicate the act of coming down to the ground or another surface after flying, or to successfully obtain or secure something.

1. Arrive on ground or waterA2formal

   To come down from the air onto the ground or another surface.

   Aterrizar o posarse

   • The plane landed safely at the airport.
   • The bird landed on the branch.
   • The helicopter landed on the rooftop.

   Sinónimosalightcome downset downsettletouch down

   Antónimosascenddepartflysoartake off

2. Obtain or secureB2informal

   To succeed in getting something, especially a job, contract, or opportunity.

   conseguir, obtener

   • She landed a great job at the tech company.
   • He landed a major contract for his business.
   • They landed a sponsorship deal with a big brand.

   Sinónimosacquirebagclinchgetnetobtainprocuresecuresnagwin

   Antónimosfailforfeitlosemiss

3. End up in a situationB2informal

   To arrive in a particular place or situation, often unexpectedly.

   acabar en una situación

   • He landed in trouble after missing the deadline.
   • She landed in the hospital after the accident.
   • They landed in a difficult financial situation.

   Sinónimosend upfetch upfind oneselffinish upwind up

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