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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈlændər/ · UK /ˈlændə/
lander means: A spacecraft built to reach the ground on a planet, moon, or other object in space.
noun
A spacecraft built to reach the ground on a planet, moon, or other object in space.
- The lander reached the moon safely.
- Scientists lost contact with the Mars lander.
- Two landers will collect samples from the surface.
A person who reaches land or brings something onto land.
- The first lander stepped onto the beach.
- Each lander carried a sack ashore.
- The lander of the fish recorded the weight of the catch.
A person who enters a country without legal permission.
- The report described the man as an illegal lander.
- Officials detained two landers near the coast.
- A suspected lander was questioned about his journey.
A person who comes from a particular country or region.
- He called himself a northern lander.
- The southern landers spoke a different language.
- She was a lander from the distant hills.
Questions about lander
What does lander mean?
A spacecraft built to reach the ground on a planet, moon, or other object in space.
What is lander in other languages?
Türkçe: iniş aracı · Español: módulo de aterrizaje · Français: atterrisseur · Deutsch: Landefähre · Italiano: modulo di atterraggio · 日本語: 着陸機
How do you pronounce lander?
In American English /ˈlændər/; in British English /ˈlændə/.
How do you use lander in a sentence?
The lander reached the moon safely. Scientists lost contact with the Mars lander.
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