When a boat or ship reaches land, we typically use the phrase "come to land." However, there are many synonyms that can be used to describe this action. Some options include "arrive on shore," "dock," "pull in," "land ashore," "moor," and "tie up." Each of these phrases carries slightly different connotations, and some may be more appropriate for specific scenarios. For example, "moor" is often used when referring to boats that are anchored or secured by a rope to a fixed object, while "dock" implies a larger, more permanent structure where ships can be tied up and unloaded. By using these synonyms, we can add variety and clarity to our descriptions of boats and ships coming to land.