Landmark
Meaning
An object that marks the boundary of a piece of land (usually a stone, or a tree).
Pronunciation
UK ˈlændmɑːk
US ˈlændmɑːrk
Example Sentences
- The Tokyo Tower is a famous landmark.
- A famous building can be a landmark.
- Look around for a landmark you remember.
- Mention a landmark they can look for.
- A landmark is easy to see from far away.
- Friends often meet near a famous landmark.
- A landmark helps you feel less lost.
- Every city usually has its own special landmark.
Learn Landmark in Context
Finding Your Way in a CityA big city can feel like a maze. There are so many streets and buildings. Tall buildings can help you find your way. A famous building can be a landmark. You can look for landmarks you know. Street na...Read story 
Giving Directions to a StrangerA stranger stops you and asks for help. You can give them clear directions. First, smile and listen to their question. Speak slowly so they can understand you. Use simple words like left, right, and s...Read story 
Getting Lost and Finding HelpHave you ever gotten lost in a new place? It happens to almost everyone at some point. First, try to stay calm and breathe slowly. Look around for a landmark you remember. Check your phone for a map o...Read story 
Landmarks That Help UsHave you ever used a tower to find your way? Towers like that are called landmarks. A landmark is easy to see from far away. Some landmarks are tall towers or bridges. Other landmarks are statues or o...Read story
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