landed

UK
/ˈlændɪd/
US
/ˈlændɪd/

Translations

landedpast participle
UK
/ˈlændɪd/
US
/ˈlændɪd/
The word is an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb “land”; this label is more precise than the generic ADJECTIVE tag.
The landed aristocracy held significant power in the region.
Земельная аристократия обладала значительной властью в регионе.
landverb

landed

Past Simple

landed
Past Simple
landed
Past Participle
landing
Gerund
UK
/lænd/
US
/lænd/
The plane will land in 30 minutes.
Самолёт приземлится через 30 минут.
The troops will land on the beach at dawn.
Войска высадятся на пляж на рассвете.
He managed to land a job at the new company.
Ему удалось попасть на работу в новую компанию.
Synonyms
touch down
set down

Definitions

landedpast participle
Owning or consisting of land, especially in reference to property or estates.
The landed gentry were known for their vast estates and influence in rural areas.
Having arrived on land, typically from a journey by sea or air.
The landed passengers quickly disembarked from the ship, eager to explore the new city.
landverb
To come down through the air and rest on the ground or another surface.
The plane will land at the airport in 30 minutes.
To bring a plane, spacecraft, or other vehicle down to the ground or another surface.
The pilot skillfully landed the aircraft despite the strong winds.
To succeed in obtaining or achieving something, especially a job or a contract.
She managed to land a job at the prestigious law firm.
To catch or capture something, especially a fish.
He landed a huge trout during his fishing trip.
To deliver a blow or hit to someone or something.
The boxer landed a powerful punch on his opponent.