alighting 的定义
a·light·ed or a·lit, a·light·ing.
- to dismount from a horse, descend from a vehicle, etc.
- to settle or stay after descending: The bird alighted on the tree.
- to encounter or notice something accidentally.
alighting 近义词
land
更多alighting例句
- Jacobsen traces the obsession back to the Pentagon, where senior officials had alighted on a new strategy to win the stalemated war.
- The Capitol building — then much smaller and lacking its current dome, was also set alight.
- The boosters were jettisoned, and the remainder of the rocket continued its climb into the deepest possible night, the Earth blue and alight behind it, an impossible blackness ahead.
- Often, a pair of pigeons alight on nearby rooftops, their cooing a gentle nudge that a larger world still exists beyond our fraught lives.
- Meanwhile, NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell is reportedly considering setting alight some of the Comcast-owned conglomerate’s cable TV networks as he reorients the Peacock parent around streaming.
- Police responded and a check of the Goldman Sachs surveillance cameras showed three parachutists alighting on the pavement.
- Kalman has a way of alighting on a moment in history, and animating it with personal details, both true and imagined.
- Alighting from Pyne's car at the door, they went up to the flat of the organizer of the opium party—Mr. Cyrus Kilfane.
- "But I must see her," Eloise said, alighting first and brushing past him, while he stood open-mouthed with surprise.
- He felt as Columbus felt when he saw the land bird alighting upon his ship and the driftwood floating by.
- On alighting from his elephant a salute of twenty-one guns will be fired by the horse artillery.
- On alighting on the island they emptied their pouches on the sand—too often, I must confess, solely for my benefit.