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ลงจอด

Components

ลง
จอด

Pronunciation

loŋcɔ̀ɔt

ลงจอด

loŋcɔ̀ɔt

land

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  1. 1 land

Describes an aircraft or other flying vehicle descending and coming into contact with the ground or water.

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land

Verb⭐️3 Common

Used when an aircraft, spacecraft, or similar vehicle descends and lands on the ground, a runway, or water.

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Learning notes

Explanation

The word combines ลง, “to go down,” with จอด, “to stop or park a vehicle.” It therefore describes more than descent: the vehicle comes down and reaches a landing surface. Common patterns include ลงจอดที่ followed by an airport or location, ลงจอดบน followed by a surface or celestial body, and ลงจอดฉุกเฉิน, “to make an emergency landing.” It is a standard term used mainly for airplanes, helicopters, spacecraft, and similar vehicles.

Usage

Common in airport announcements, travel conversations, aviation news, accident reports, and discussions of space missions. It is also used when talking about landing times or whether weather conditions allow an aircraft to land.

Caution

ลงจอด refers to the aircraft or other vehicle landing. Use ถึงสนามบิน for arriving at the airport and ลงจากเครื่องบิน for a passenger getting off a plane. For stopping or parking a car, จอด is normally used instead.

Differences from similar words

1 land synonyms

  • ร่อนลง emphasizes gliding or gradually descending and can be used of birds as well as aircraft. ลงจอด focuses on completing the landing at a surface or destination.

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