[] to arrive somewhere in a plane or a boat （乘飞机或船）着陆，登陆◆We will shortly be landing at Narita International Airport. 我们很快就要在成田国际机场着陆。➡take off at take verb
() [] to put sth/sb on land from an aircraft, a boat, etc. （使）着陆，降落，登陆，靠岸◆It cost over $25 000 just to land the goods (= pay for their transport, taxes, etc.). 仅卸货费就花了超过 2.5 万元。
[] to succeed in getting a job, piece of work, etc., especially one that is seen as very valuable 成功得到，赢得，捞到（尤指视为很珍贵的工作）◆She landed a top job at Microsoft. 她在微软谋到一个高职位。◆The company has landed a €350 million contract to construct the rail line. 这家公司已获得一份建造铁路的 3.5 亿欧元的合同。
[] (used with an adverb or a preposition 与副词或介词连用) (about a piece of work, document, etc.) to arrive somewhere and cause difficulties that have to be dealt with （指工作、文件等）降临，使陷於困境，使不得不应付◆Why do complaints always land on my desk? 为甚麽总要让我来处理投诉？