Landing Place (Noun)
Meaning
Structure providing a place where boats can land people or goods.
Classification
Nouns denoting man-made objects.
Examples
- A modern marina often serves as a landing place for luxury yachts and sailboats.
- Tourists entering the island commonly use the landing place at the harbor where ferries and boats arrive.
- Several small islands have established a landing place for cruises to enable the collection of visitors' fees.
- Because of its unique shape, the harbor has been a popular landing place since the time of ancient trading vessels.
- The nearby village has a traditional landing place that local fishermen have used to sell their daily catch for generations.