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touchdown ['tʌtʃ`daʊn]

n. 触地, 触地得分, 着地

touchdown

[ noun ]

a score in American football; being in possession of the ball across the opponents' goal line

<noun.act>

a landing (as the wheels touch the landing field); especially of airplanes

<noun.act>

Touchdown \Touch"down`\ (t[u^]ch"doun`), n. (Football)
The act of touching the football down behind the opponents'
goal; also the score (6 points) resulting from such a play.

{Safety touchdown}. See under {Safety}.

A successful touchdown on Santorini (Thira) would more than triple the exisiting record of 22.5 miles for straight-line human-powered flight, set by Bryan Allen piloting the Gossamer Albatross across the English channel in 1979.
The Big Red used it to pass for a touchdown as the gun sounded, and the extra point made the score 7-3. There was some confusion afterward about what had happened, but everyone went home believing Cornell had won.
Joe Montana's 10-yard touchdown pass to John Taylor with 34 seconds left provided the winning margin.
Instead, Anderson showed how important he is to the Bears' offense by lining up as a wide receiver and catching a 50-yard touchdown pass that beat the Detroit Lions in overtime.
Although as many as half a million people have flocked to this desert air base to watch previous shuttles land, Monday's touchdown was closed to the public because the mission was classified.
The new touchdown time extended the mission to 10 days and 21 hours, more than half a day longer than the previous shuttle duration mark.
"It was something I always wanted to do. It was like a small boy who dreams of catching the game-winning touchdown or rescuing the heroine from the villain.
The end of the mission also will be the end for the four rats, which will be killed shortly after touchdown so researchers can determine how their intentionally cut legs healed in space.
An hour after touchdown the crew was driven away in a van to undergo medical exams, then three hours later reappeared to address about 60 friends and NASA workers gathered on a cold airplane ramp outside a hangar.
They kept us from making a touchdown."
About 250 people cheered the near-perfect touchdown.
But just before touchdown, green-grey patches of ice became visible on the tarmac.
The Desert Foxes were weary and dirty but far from discouraged because they stayed within a touchdown of the women Marines.
The leak did not seem to affect the smoothness of the touchdown.
Upon touchdown, the jet dropped supplies including a raft, food and water, the spokeswoman said.
Air Force Col. Frederick Gregory, commander of the five-person crew, guided the winged spaceplane to a touchdown on a concrete runway at 4:30 p.m. PST after a five-day flight that covered nearly 2 million miles.
When the weapons were given up, a cheer rang out as if a touchdown had been made in a football game.
Ignoring her protests that she needed time to nap, the conference organizers scheduled her first meeting for an hour after touchdown.
And Simms to an open Johnson for seven and a touchdown.
Although hundreds of thousands of people have flocked to the Air Force base to watch previous shuttles land in the Mojave Desert, Sunday's touchdown will be closed to the public because of the classified nature of the flight.
The Rams' only sustained drive was an 84-yard, 13-play affair that led to their second and last touchdown in period four.
Crew members ended their four-day flight Tuesday with a smooth touchdown at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. They left for Houston several hours later, arriving home early Wednesday.
Discovery's four-day flight, a test of the space agency's massive effort to redesign the shuttle after Challenger exploded, was nearly flawless from takeoff to touchdown and the shuttle itself suffered only some minor wear, NASA officials said.
It was less than an hour after touchdown at Marsh Harbour that I was sitting on a boardwalk looking out on to a bight, taking in the last of the evening light.
The two run across the field reliving that touchdown run that won the big game.
Fouts was injured, and Dad stepped in to throw a last-minute touchdown, recovered the on-side kick and on a halfback option, ran the ball in for another touchdown."
Fouts was injured, and Dad stepped in to throw a last-minute touchdown, recovered the on-side kick and on a halfback option, ran the ball in for another touchdown."
The Prince of Wales chuckles as his VC 10 aircraft, seconds from touchdown at Riyadh military base, climbs steeply back up into the night sky.
Anderson, an all-pro as a St. Louis Cardinal before warming the Giants' bench, ran for 102 yards and one touchdown, and was named the game's most-valuable player.

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