landfall in Irish
landfall in Irish is teacht i dtír — landfall means the first sighting or arrival at land after a journey by sea or air.
landfall in Irish
teacht i dtír
An arrival at the shore by a ship, or sighting of the shore from a ship.
What does "landfall" mean?
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noun The first sighting or arrival at land after a journey by sea or air.
"The crew celebrated when they made landfall after three weeks at sea."
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landfall in a sentence
- The crew celebrated when they made landfall after three weeks at sea.
- The hurricane is expected to make landfall near the coast tomorrow morning.
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What is "landfall" in Irish?
"landfall" in Irish is teacht i dtír. landfall means: The first sighting or arrival at land after a journey by sea or air.
How do you use "landfall" in a sentence?
Example: "The crew celebrated when they made landfall after three weeks at sea." In Irish, "landfall" is teacht i dtír.
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