英语词汇“land”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

landnoun

uk/lænd/us/lænd/

land noun (DRY SURFACE)

B2 [ U ] the surface of the earth that is not covered by water:

It is cheaper to drill for oil on land than at sea.

The treaty has led to a dramatic reduction in the number of land-based missiles in Europe.

The military commanders won't deploy their land forces until they're satisfied that the air attacks have done their job.

B1 [ U ] an area of ground, especially when used for a particular purpose such as farming or building:

This sort of land is no good for growing potatoes.

I always prosecute people who trespass on my land.

We want to buy a plot of land to build a house.

the land

farms, farming, and the countryside:

Most of the families lived off the land (= grew their own food, etc.).

My parents worked (on) the land.

More examples

The farmer grazes cattle on this land in the summer months.
This stretch of land was once covered with luxuriant forest, but is now bare.
There are several plots of land for sale.
The refugees were at sea for 40 days before reaching land.
This path marks the dividing line between my land and my neighbour's.

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The Earth & outer space - general words

ablate
biophilia
cosmologist
cosmology
eolian
ether
evapotranspiration
geo-
geocentric
globe
heaven
landslide
macrocosm
slide
terra firma
terrestrial
the cosmos
the mesosphere
the troposphere
universe

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Farming - general words

Towns & regions: the countryside

land noun (COUNTRY)

C2 [ C ] literary a country:

a land of ice and snow

The group want to promote their ideas in schools throughout the land.

See also

fatherland

homeland

motherland

More examples

He developed a malignant hatred for the land of his birth.
It is a barren and hostile land.
It is a land of antiquated social rules and suffocating traditions.
We've got the best brains in the land working on this problem.
They journeyed to foreign lands.

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Countries, nationalities & continents: country & nation

Afro
citizenship
compatriot
countrywide
homegrown
homeland
internation
mother country
motherland
nation
nation-state
national
offshore
soil
South Sudan
state
state-controlled
statehood
stateless
subject

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Idiom(s)

be in the land of nod

be in the land of the living

find out/see how the land lies

land of milk and honey

the land of the midnight sun

the Land of the Rising Sun

landverb

uk/lænd/us/lænd/

land verb (ARRIVE)

B1 [ I or T ] to (cause to) arrive on the ground or other surface after moving down through the air:

We should land in Madrid at 7 a.m.

You can land a plane on water in an emergency.

The bird landed on my finger.

figurative The report first landed on my desk this morning.

B1 [ I ] to arrive on land from the sea:

We landed at Port Said in the early evening.

[ I ] to arrive at or appear on a particular website:

If you click on the link you land on his blog.

The allegations attracted a lot of attention when they landed on the Drudge Report site in the morning.

More examples

One of the plane's engines cut out, so they had to land with only one.
Air traffic control at Heathrow have given us clearance to land in 20 minutes.
Unlike other spacecraft, the shuttle can glide back through the atmosphere, land safely, and be reused.
There was a good-sized crowd at the airport waiting for the plane to land.
By the grace of God, the pilot managed to land the damaged plane safely.

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Arriving, entering and invading

annex
barge
barge in
be on the scene idiom
been
breaking and entering idiom
bugger
go down
hit
hove
intrusion
invade
keep (sb/sth) out
let
let sb/sth in
loom
pile
pitch invasion
rock
roll up! idiom

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Transferring and transporting objects

Air travel: travelling by aircraft

Ports & docks

land verb (UNLOAD)

[ T ] to take goods or people off a ship or aircraft:

The general's plan involved landing troops behind enemy lines.

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Emptying

clear
drain
empty
gut
hollow
hollow sth out
let
let sth out
turn
turn sth out
unload
unpack
vacate

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Arriving & departing by boat or ship

Air travel: travelling by aircraft

land verb (CATCH)

[ T ] to catch a fish with a hook (= curved piece of wire) or net and remove it from the water:

He landed a huge salmon.

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Hunting & fishing

angler
angling
bait
beater
big game
gun dog
hare coursing
harpoon
hunt
hunt saboteur
pointer
reel
shooter
sinker
smoke
smoke sb/sth out
snare
spoor
trap
troll

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land verb (GET)

C2 [ T ] to get or achieve something good, especially in a way that seems easy or unexpected:

He landed a senior editorial job.

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Getting, receiving and accepting

acquihire
acquire
acquisition
awardee
carve
draw
earn
fill
get sth out of sth
glom onto sth/sb
go to sb
grasp
obtain
pick
score
secure
snatch
snatch at sth
wangle
wrest

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land verb (SUCCEED)

[ I ] to happen or succeed as intended:

Some of his jokes didn't really land, but he was pretty funny.

Idiom(s)

land on your feet

Phrasal verb(s)

land sb in sth

land up

land sb with sth

单词	land
释义	Contents noun (2) land (DRY SURFACE) land (COUNTRY) verb (5) land (ARRIVE) land (UNLOAD) land (CATCH) land (GET) land (SUCCEED) Contents noun (2) land (DRY SURFACE) land (NATION) verb (3) land (ARRIVE) land (UNLOAD) land (ACHIEVE) Contents noun (4) land (1) land (2) land (3) land (4) verb (5) land (1) land (2) land (3) land (4) land (5) English American Business landnoun uk/lænd/us/lænd/ land noun (DRY SURFACE) B2 [ U ] the surface of the earth that is not covered by water: It is cheaper to drill for oil on land than at sea. The treaty has led to a dramatic reduction in the number of land-based missiles in Europe. The military commanders won't deploy their land forces until they're satisfied that the air attacks have done their job. B1 [ U ] an area of ground, especially when used for a particular purpose such as farming or building: This sort of land is no good for growing potatoes. I always prosecute people who trespass on my land. We want to buy a plot of land to build a house. the land farms, farming, and the countryside: Most of the families lived off the land (= grew their own food, etc.). My parents worked (on) the land. More examples The farmer grazes cattle on this land in the summer months. This stretch of land was once covered with luxuriant forest, but is now bare. There are several plots of land for sale. The refugees were at sea for 40 days before reaching land. This path marks the dividing line between my land and my neighbour's. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words The Earth & outer space - general words ablate biophilia cosmologist cosmology eolian ether evapotranspiration geo- geocentric globe heaven landslide macrocosm slide terra firma terrestrial the cosmos the mesosphere the troposphere universe See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Farming - general words Towns & regions: the countryside land noun (COUNTRY) C2 [ C ] literary a country: a land of ice and snow The group want to promote their ideas in schools throughout the land. See also fatherland homeland motherland More examples He developed a malignant hatred for the land of his birth. It is a barren and hostile land. It is a land of antiquated social rules and suffocating traditions. We've got the best brains in the land working on this problem. They journeyed to foreign lands. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Countries, nationalities & continents: country & nation Afro citizenship compatriot countrywide homegrown homeland internation mother country motherland nation nation-state national offshore soil South Sudan state state-controlled statehood stateless subject See more results » Idiom(s) be in the land of nod be in the land of the living find out/see how the land lies land of milk and honey the land of the midnight sun the Land of the Rising Sun landverb uk/lænd/us/lænd/ land verb (ARRIVE) B1 [ I or T ] to (cause to) arrive on the ground or other surface after moving down through the air: We should land in Madrid at 7 a.m. You can land a plane on water in an emergency. The bird landed on my finger. figurative The report first landed on my desk this morning. B1 [ I ] to arrive on land from the sea: We landed at Port Said in the early evening. [ I ] to arrive at or appear on a particular website: If you click on the link you land on his blog. The allegations attracted a lot of attention when they landed on the Drudge Report site in the morning. More examples One of the plane's engines cut out, so they had to land with only one. Air traffic control at Heathrow have given us clearance to land in 20 minutes. Unlike other spacecraft, the shuttle can glide back through the atmosphere, land safely, and be reused. There was a good-sized crowd at the airport waiting for the plane to land. By the grace of God, the pilot managed to land the damaged plane safely. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Arriving, entering and invading annex barge barge in be on the scene idiom been breaking and entering idiom bugger go down hit hove intrusion invade *keep (sb/sth)* out let let sb/sth in loom pile pitch invasion rock roll up! idiom See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Transferring and transporting objects Air travel: travelling by aircraft Ports & docks land verb (UNLOAD) [ T ] to take goods or people off a ship or aircraft: The general's plan involved landing troops behind enemy lines. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Emptying clear drain empty gut hollow hollow sth out let let sth out turn turn sth out unload unpack vacate You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Arriving & departing by boat or ship Air travel: travelling by aircraft land verb (CATCH) [ T ] to catch a fish with a hook (= curved piece of wire) or net and remove it from the water: He landed a huge salmon. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Hunting & fishing angler angling bait beater big game gun dog hare coursing harpoon hunt hunt saboteur pointer reel shooter sinker smoke smoke sb/sth out snare spoor trap troll See more results » land verb (GET) C2 [ T ] to get or achieve something good, especially in a way that seems easy or unexpected: He landed a senior editorial job. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Getting, receiving and accepting acquihire acquire acquisition awardee carve draw earn fill** get sth out of sth glom onto sth/sb go to sb grasp obtain pick score secure snatch snatch at sth wangle wrest See more results » land verb (SUCCEED) [ I ] to happen or succeed as intended: Some of his jokes didn't really land, but he was pretty funny. Idiom(s) land on your feet Phrasal verb(s) land sb in sth land up land sb with sth landnoun us/lænd/ land noun (DRY SURFACE) [ U ] the surface of the earth that is not covered by water: It is cheaper to drill for oil on land than at sea. [ U ] Land is also a particular area of the earth’s surface: They just bought 150 acres of land in Idaho. [ U ] The land refers to farms, farming, and the countryside: My parents worked (on) the land all their lives. land noun (NATION) [ C ] a country: Ireland was my mother’s native land. landverb us/lænd/ land verb (ARRIVE) [ I/T ] to arrive or cause something to arrive at a place in an aircraft: [ I ] The pilot said we would land in about 20 minutes. [ I/T ] To land is also to arrive in a boat: [ I ] We’d been sailing for three weeks by the time we landed at Miami. land verb (UNLOAD) [ T ] to unload people or things from a ship or aircraft onto the ground: The general’s plan involved landing troops behind enemy lines. land verb (ACHIEVE) [ T ] infml to get or achieve something desirable: to land a job Idiom(s) land on your feet landnoun [ U ] uk/lænd/us the surface of the Earth that is not covered by water: on land It is cheaper to drill for oil on land than at sea. by land The code gives the minimum standards of welfare required for the transport of animals by land. PROPERTY an area of ground, especially when used for a particular purpose such as farming or building: The agent controls land with the potential for 22,850 new homes, 5,650 of which already have planning permission. also lands [ plural ] PROPERTY the land owned by a person or organization: It was understood that federal lands would be given to the oil and gas industry. the land a way of referring to farms, farming, and the countryside: Many of these migrants have been forced to leave the land and find work in the cities. Some people in the state manage to live off the land. See also arable development land farm federal land marginal land prime land private land public land raw land reclaimed land vacant land landverb uk/lænd/us [ I or T ] TRANSPORT when a plane lands or someone lands it, it comes down from the sky to the ground: We shall be landing at Paris, Charles de Gaulle, in approximately ten minutes. [ I ] TRANSPORT when a boat lands, it arrives at a port, etc. next to the land: The ferry will land at the International Ferry Terminal. [ T ] TRANSPORT to take goods or people off a ship or aircraft: After some delay the customs officer finally gave them permission to land the goods. [ I ] to arrive somewhere: The report landed on my desk yesterday morning. [ T ] informal to get or achieve something good, for example a job: In the past six months they have and landed some high-profile contracts.
随便看	let something be known let something/someone slide let sth down let sth go let sth go/pass let sth into sth let sth off let sth out let sth rest let sth ride let sth slip let the buyer beware let the cat out of the bag let the genie out of the bottle let the side down let things lie let up let up on someone/something let us let your hair down let your hair down let yourself go let yourself in for sth let's let's

landnoun

land noun (DRY SURFACE)

land noun (COUNTRY)

Idiom(s)

landverb

land verb (ARRIVE)

land verb (UNLOAD)

land verb (CATCH)

land verb (GET)

land verb (SUCCEED)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

landnoun

land noun (DRY SURFACE)

land noun (NATION)

landverb

land verb (ARRIVE)

land verb (UNLOAD)

land verb (ACHIEVE)

Idiom(s)

landnoun [ U ]

See also

landverb