land

US /lænd/
UK /lænd/
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1.

the part of the earth's surface that is not covered by water, as opposed to the sea or the air

:
The ship finally reached land after a long journey.
They decided to explore the new land.
2.

an area of ground, especially when used for a particular purpose such as farming or building

:
The farmer bought more land to expand his crops.
They are planning to build a new house on that piece of land.
3.

a country or state

:
He traveled to a foreign land.
This is my native land.
1.

to come down and rest on the ground or another surface after moving through the air

:
The plane will land in an hour.
The bird landed softly on the branch.
2.

to succeed in getting or achieving something desirable

:
She finally landed her dream job.
He managed to land a big contract.