soft landing
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌsoft ˈlanding noun [countable] 1. TTSa situation in which a spacecraft comes down onto the ground gently and without any damage 〔航天器的〕软着陆 OPP crash landing2 if the economy of a country has a soft landing, it does not experience bad effects after an attempt to control increases in the cost of living 〔一国经济的〕软着陆 Hopes for a soft landing have faded. 经济软着陆已经没有希望。
ˌsoft ˈlanding nounChineseSyllable
soft landing
ˌsoft ˈlanding
noun [countable]
1. a situation in which a spacecraft comes down onto the ground gently and without any damage
OPP crash landing
2. if the economy of a country has a soft landing, it does not experience bad effects after an attempt to control increases in the cost of living:
Hopes for a soft landing have faded.
ˌsoft ˈlanding
noun [countable]1. a situation in which a spacecraft comes down onto the ground gently and without any damage
OPP crash landing
2. if the economy of a country has a soft landing, it does not experience bad effects after an attempt to control increases in the cost of living: