splash down

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splash down

To crash or land in a body of water. The actress's private seaplane splashed down on the lake outside of the film festival, and she exited the aircraft in a stunning sequin dress. Officials are scrambling to determine where the astronaut's capsule splashed down as they lost touch with it just before re-entry.

See also: down, splash

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

splash down

[for a space capsule] to land in the water. The capsule splashed down very close to the pickup ship.

See also: down, splash

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

splash down

Land in water, as in The spacecraft splashed down within a few hundred yards of the pickup point. The splash in this idiom alludes to the impact of a solid body on water. [c. 1960]

See also: down, splash

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

splash down

To land in water. Used of a spacecraft or missile: The spacecraft splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean.

See also: down, splash

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

(one's) star is rising
someone's star is rising
crash out
short out
lend credence to (something)
lend color to
lend color to (something)
lend colour to
lend colour to something
crash cart

References in periodicals archive

Splash Down pampers young feet with state-of-the-art foot spas before decorating nails with deco art designs.

Been there, done that

Splash down: Jet after Hudson crash; Deep freeze: Tail fin of Airbus pokes through the ice

Freezing? It's just plane cold

The Yellow Duckmarine tour takes in Liverpool's historic waterfront, famous sights of the city, and then makes a dramatic "splash down" in Salthouse Dock.

Let your cardmake a splash

The aim is to hurl himself off a 35ft-high take-off platform on Bognor Pier and splash down in the English Channel in the bizarre competition to prove that humans really can fly.

Ron's flight of fancy

SPLASH DOWN: Boys' race winner Guy Allen (11) and (inset) winner of the girls' race, Louise Burgess Picture: LISA CAREY

ATHLETICS: School domination continues

Scientists expect Huygens to splash down in an ocean of liquid petrochemicals which may have waves seven times higher than those on Earth.

Saturn close-up ( from 15.1 million miles

TWO British pilots planning to break the world altitude record for a manned balloon flight were today at sea level rehearsing recovery procedures after splash down.

Pilots go for balloon space record

SPLASH DOWN Laughing Alex hurtles down slide during mud run

Alex's slide show

Ross McMillan burst through the visitors' line thanks to a bullet Fotuali'i pass and the scrum-half kicked for Tom Collins to splash down.

SAINTS KAHN STILL END SEASON WITH A DOUBLE

The car hurtles up a 170ft slope so fast I'm sure that at the top it will take off and splash down in the Arabian Gulf, then it plunges down so fast I feared my eyeballs were going to pop out of my earholes.

4.8G- WHIZZ; Mirrorman goes from 0-150mph in 4.9sec on world's fastest roller coaster

Westwood, ranked No.3 in the world and No.2 on Jupiter, will journey to St Andrews today and then splash down yesterday.

Lee goes into orbit; RESULT!

CRUISING at a height of several feet with a police escort is the fuselage of the jet that spectacularly splash down into New York's Hudson River.

Splash-landing jet takes to the road

词组	splash down
释义	splash down Related to splash down: splash up splash down To crash or land in a body of water. The actress's private seaplane splashed down on the lake outside of the film festival, and she exited the aircraft in a stunning sequin dress. Officials are scrambling to determine where the astronaut's capsule splashed down as they lost touch with it just before re-entry. See also: down, splash Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. splash down [for a space capsule] to land in the water. The capsule splashed down very close to the pickup ship. See also: down, splash McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. splash down Land in water, as in The spacecraft splashed down within a few hundred yards of the pickup point. The splash in this idiom alludes to the impact of a solid body on water. [c. 1960] See also: down, splash The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. splash down v. To land in water. Used of a spacecraft or missile: The spacecraft splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean. See also: down, splash The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: (one's) star is rising someone's star is rising crash out short out lend credence to (something) lend color to lend color to (something) lend colour to lend colour to something crash cart References in periodicals archive Splash Down pampers young feet with state-of-the-art foot spas before decorating nails with deco art designs. Been there, done that Splash down: Jet after Hudson crash; Deep freeze: Tail fin of Airbus pokes through the ice Freezing? It's just plane cold The Yellow Duckmarine tour takes in Liverpool's historic waterfront, famous sights of the city, and then makes a dramatic "splash down" in Salthouse Dock. Let your cardmake a splash The aim is to hurl himself off a 35ft-high take-off platform on Bognor Pier and splash down in the English Channel in the bizarre competition to prove that humans really can fly. Ron's flight of fancy SPLASH DOWN: Boys' race winner Guy Allen (11) and (inset) winner of the girls' race, Louise Burgess Picture: LISA CAREY ATHLETICS: School domination continues Scientists expect Huygens to splash down in an ocean of liquid petrochemicals which may have waves seven times higher than those on Earth. Saturn close-up ( from 15.1 million miles TWO British pilots planning to break the world altitude record for a manned balloon flight were today at sea level rehearsing recovery procedures after splash down. Pilots go for balloon space record SPLASH DOWN Laughing Alex hurtles down slide during mud run Alex's slide show Ross McMillan burst through the visitors' line thanks to a bullet Fotuali'i pass and the scrum-half kicked for Tom Collins to splash down. SAINTS KAHN STILL END SEASON WITH A DOUBLE The car hurtles up a 170ft slope so fast I'm sure that at the top it will take off and splash down in the Arabian Gulf, then it plunges down so fast I feared my eyeballs were going to pop out of my earholes. 4.8G- WHIZZ; Mirrorman goes from 0-150mph in 4.9sec on world's fastest roller coaster Westwood, ranked No.3 in the world and No.2 on Jupiter, will journey to St Andrews today and then splash down yesterday. Lee goes into orbit; RESULT! CRUISING at a height of several feet with a police escort is the fuselage of the jet that spectacularly splash down into New York's Hudson River. Splash-landing jet takes to the road
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