landings

英 [ˈlændɪŋz]

美 [ˈlændɪŋz]

n.  楼梯平台; (两段楼梯间的)过渡平台; 降落; 着陆; 登陆
landing的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 楼梯平台
  In a house or other building, thelandingis the area at the top of the staircase which has rooms leading off it.
  1. I ran out onto the landing.
     我冲出去到了楼梯口。
• N-VAR 着陆；降落
  Alandingis an act of bringing an aircraft or spacecraft down to the ground.
  1. I had to make a controlled landing into the sea...
     我只好将飞机迫降在海上。
  2. The plane had been cleared for landing at Brunswick's Glynco Airport.
     飞机获准降落于不伦瑞克的格林科机场。
• N-COUNT （军队的）登陆
  When alandingtakes place, troops are unloaded from boats or aircraft at the beginning of a military invasion or other operation.
  1. American forces have begun a big landing.
     美军已开始大规模登陆。
• 同landing stage
  Alandingis the same as alanding stage.

双语例句

• The Allied landings in france.
  盟军在法同的登陆。
• The mission's main objective was to show that low-cost Mars landings and exploration are feasible.
  此次任务主要的目的在证明低成本的火星登陆与探勘是可行的。
• A large warship that carries planes and has a long flat deck for take-offs and landings.
  运送飞机的有长的扁平甲板来升降的大的战船。
• A flight made without intermediate landings between source and destination.
  飞机在原地和目的地之间没有中途着陆的飞行。
• The Allied landings on Normandy marked the start of France's liberation from Nazi occupation and ultimately led to Germany's defeat.
  盟军登陆诺曼底标志着法国从纳粹占领中的解放以及最终导致了德国的战败。
• The D-Day landings began on6june1944, when allied forces invaded normandy.
  进攻日的登陆开始于1944年6月6号，那天盟军攻占了诺曼底。
• The war included sea fights, air battles and landings.
  这场战争包括海战，空战，登陆作战。
• At past sessions, they have handled snakes, practiced night time combat-style beach landings and run up mountains while carrying boats.
  在以前的训练期中，他们对付过蛇，练习过夜间模拟作战方式沙滩登陆，还扛着船爬山。
• Swaziland's International Airport has no working control tower or radar system, and lighting for nighttime landings is so poor that pilots are forced to fly by memory, the government has been told.
  斯威士兰政府获悉，该国国际机场的指挥塔和雷达系统都已失灵，夜间降落的照明条件也很差，使得飞行员只能凭记忆飞行。
• But to avoid friction with Beijing, the central government rents three of the islands from their private owner, restricting access to nearby seas and banning landings.
  但为避免与北京方面发生摩擦，日本中央政府从私人所有者手中租借了其中三个岛屿，限制个人进入附近海域，并禁止个人登岛。