landmark
/ˈlændmɑːrk/Definitions
1. noun
A prominent object or feature in the landscape, such as a building, monument, or rock formation, that serves as a reference point or is of cultural or historical significance.
“The Eiffel Tower is a famous landmark in Paris.”
2. noun
A significant point or event in a person’s life, such as a graduation, marriage, or major achievement.
“Her career was a landmark in her life’s journey.”
3. verb
To make or mark a significant point or event, such as a milestone in a project or a turning point in a person’s life.
“She landed a major contract, which was a landmark moment for her business.”
4. noun
A point or feature that is used as a reference for navigation or orientation, such as a geographical feature or a prominent building.
“The lighthouse was a landmark for sailors to navigate the coast.”