lands
Pronunciation: [lændz]
Word
Context: "geography"
(noun) areas of ground, especially large ones that can be used for farming, cities, or nature. When we talk about 'lands', we're often thinking about places on Earth where people live, grow food, or that are wild and natural.
Example
The farmer owns several lands where he grows vegetables.
Example
In city areas, there aren't many lands available for farming.
Example
How many lands do you think are used for parks in our country?
Context: "arrival"
(verb) to come down and touch the ground after flying or moving through the air. This can be about airplanes landing on a runway or something small like a bird resting on a tree branch.
Example
The airplane lands smoothly on the runway.
Example
The kite didn't land properly and got stuck in a tree.
Example
When does the plane usually land at the airport?
Context: "achievement"
(verb) to achieve or get something, such as a job or an opportunity. This often means you are successful in getting something you wanted.
Example
She lands a role in the school play and is very excited.
Example
He didn't land the job after the interview, so he kept looking.
Example
Did she land any new clients for her business?
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