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Meanings of landing short in English
Landing of an aircraft prior to the intended runway surface.
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Examples for "undershoot"
Examples for "undershoot"
1
Inflation in the US, Europe and Japan continues to undershoot official targets.
2
The better-than-expected performance came despite the second consecutive monthly undershoot in revenues.
3
The difficulty is, of course, not to undershoot, to fall short.
4
Top Wall Street analysts are betting the numbers will undershoot that.
5
The BOJ is increasingly at a loss to explain why consumer prices consistently undershoot.
1
It stood atop a short landing, framed on both sides by greenly glowing lanterns.
2
Passing along a short landing, the young man began the ascent of the second flight.
3
Inside the great hall, Erringale climbed a short landing beside the river, and began to speak in his strange tongue, the words filling Talon's mind.
Usage of landing short in English
1
Tony had been in an accident, landing short of a runway somewhere out in the desert.
2
The rabbit circled round him, lightly dancing on his big rear paws, landing short but stinging blows.
3
They weren't keeping up sustained fire, and the shells were either landing short or striking the cliff beneath.