three-point landing
The term "three-point landing" originates from aviation and is also used metaphorically to describe a precise and balanced conclusion.
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Definition
B2Aviation
(technical)An aircraft landing where the two main wheels and either the front or rear wheel touch the ground at the same time.
Example
- The pilot executed a perfect three-point landing, with all wheels touching down simultaneously.
C1General
(metaphor)A precise and well-executed conclusion or finish.
Example
- The project wrapped up with a three-point landing, meeting all its goals on time.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "three-point landing":
stick the landingtouch downhappy landingssoft landingblack landingland onhard landingtriple jump