Examples of using "Landete" in a sentence and their english translations:
I landed.
Tom landed.
- The airplane made a safe landing.
- The aeroplane landed safely.
The jet landed at Tokyo.
He ended up in jail.
The plane landed safely.
The aeroplane landed safely.
The plane landed without a problem.
He landed a big trout.
Tom landed a big trout.
The paraglider landed in the tree.
The jet landed at Tokyo.
In the end, he landed in jail.
The bee alighted on the flower.
The helicopter landed on the roof.
A snowflake landed on the tip of Mary's nose.
Tom ended up in third place.
He ended up in the animal shelter with Maresi Wagner.
The airplane landed at Narita Airport.
The plane landed at 6 o'clock to the minute.
and made a stopover automatically ended up here.
Moon landed on the ship named Apollo-11
A ship of dreams landed in a nightmare.
Tom ended up in jail.
- A bright red ladybug landed on my fingertip.
- A bright red ladybird landed on my fingertip.
Tom landed his helicopter on the roof.
The car-sized Curiosity rover landed in 2012.
On the same day, Apollo 11 succeeded in landing on the moon's surface.
- Tom finished second.
- Tom ended in second place.
- Tom came second.
Tom got lost in the woods and ended up in someone's backyard.
Tom drove too fast in the curve and landed in the ditch.
When Neil Armstrong landed on the Moon, he made a sentence like this
He landed a big trout.
He worked hard, so that he succeeded.
The car slipped on black ice and struck a power pole.
Christopher Columbus once landed on the moon, but mistook it for Antarctica.
In February 1815, Napoleon escaped from exile on Elba and landed in France.
My flight arrived at 2:30 p.m.
An Australian military helicopter landed on the beach and gave the men food and water.
The Soviet probe Venera 7 was the first probe to land on Venus.
Tom landed his helicopter on the roof.
So now he landed back in the same company, but this time not in the office chair, but rather upside down on the concrete staircase.
When Yuri Gagarin took off in Vostok 1, he was an Air Force lieutenant. When he landed, he was a major.
The capsule splashed down in the Indian Ocean and was successfully recovered, but a failure of the reentry guidance system subjected the biological specimens to a ballistic 20G reentry.