離着陸 | Japanese meaning

離着陸【りちゃくりく】

Frequency rank: 52,627. – 54,043.

Alsoりちゃくりく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

takeoff and landing

This term is used to refer to the phases of an aircraft's operation when it ascends into the air and descends back to the ground. It is commonly used in aviation contexts.

Aircraft require special attention during takeoff and landing.

Example sentences1 result

Please secure your seat belt during takeoff and landing.

Tatoeba

離着陸【りちゃくりく】

Frequency rank: 52,627. – 54,043.

Alsoりちゃくりく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

takeoff and landing

This term is used to refer to the phases of an aircraft's operation when it ascends into the air and descends back to the ground. It is commonly used in aviation contexts.

Aircraft require special attention during takeoff and landing.

Example sentences1 result

Please secure your seat belt during takeoff and landing.

Tatoeba

離

N1常用

意detach; separation; disjoin; digress

訓はな.れる、はな.す

音リ

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着

N43

意don; arrive; wear; counter for suits of clothing

訓き.る、き.せる、つ.く、つ.ける

音チャク、ジャク

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陸

N24

意land; six

訓おか

音リク、ロク

名くが、たち、みち、む、むつ

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離着陸【りちゃくりく】

Frequency rank: 52,627. – 54,043.

Alsoりちゃくりく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

takeoff and landing

This term is used to refer to the phases of an aircraft's operation when it ascends into the air and descends back to the ground. It is commonly used in aviation contexts.

Aircraft require special attention during takeoff and landing.

Example sentences1 result

Please secure your seat belt during takeoff and landing.

Tatoeba

離着陸【りちゃくりく】

Frequency rank: 52,627. – 54,043.

Alsoりちゃくりく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

takeoff and landing

This term is used to refer to the phases of an aircraft's operation when it ascends into the air and descends back to the ground. It is commonly used in aviation contexts.