noun “land”
Singular land, Plural lands oder onzieleg
- the solid part of the Earth's surface not covered by water
Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
Farmers cultivate crops on the land to provide food for the population.
- property that is owned, can be measured, and is used for building
My grandparents bought a piece of land in the countryside to build their dream home.
- a nation or territory
The travelers shared stories of their adventures across various lands, each with its own customs and traditions.
- the soil
The farmer was pleased to find that the newly acquired acreage was fertile land, perfect for cultivating corn.
verb “land”
Infinitiv land; hien lands; Verg. landed; Part. Verg. landed; Ger. landing
- to come down from the air and settle on the ground
The helicopter landed smoothly on the rooftop helipad.
- to bring an aircraft down to the ground
Despite the stormy weather, the skilled pilot managed to land the aircraft without any issues.
- to reach land from water
After a long voyage, the ferry finally landed at the bustling port.
- to obtain or achieve something desired
After months of negotiations, the company finally landed a lucrative contract with the overseas supplier.
- to successfully deliver a hit or punch
During the fight, he landed a powerful punch right on his opponent's chin.