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foundering

/ˈfaʊn.dər.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'acte ou le processus de naufrage d'un navire, généralement dû à l'envahissement par l'eau ou à une mer démontée., Verbe signifiant échouer ou s'effondrer, surtout soudainement ou de manière dramatique, ou couler ou tomber en panne.

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noun

/ˈfaʊn.dər.ɪŋ/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'acte ou le processus de naufrage d'un navire, généralement dû à l'envahissement par l'eau ou à une mer démontée.

A noun referring to the act or process of a ship sinking, typically due to taking on water or being overwhelmed by the sea.

indénombrable

  1. Sinking of a shipB2formal

    The act of a ship filling with water and going down; a nautical disaster.

    frNaufrage

    • The foundering of the ship was caused by a massive hull breach.
    • Rescue crews were dispatched after the foundering of the cargo vessel.
    • The captain's log detailed the tragic foundering during the storm.

    Synonymesshipwrecksinkingsubmersion

  2. Failure or collapseC1formal

    The act of collapsing, failing, or breaking down, especially in a business or plan.

    frEffondrement, échec

    • The foundering of the company led to hundreds of job losses.
    • Negotiations faced foundering after the two sides could not agree.
    • The project's foundering was due to lack of funding and poor management.

    Synonymesbreakdowncollapsedebacledisintegrationdownfallfailurefiascoruin

    Antonymesprosperitysuccess

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verb

founder/ˈfaʊn.dər/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant échouer ou s'effondrer, surtout soudainement ou de manière dramatique, ou couler ou tomber en panne.

A verb meaning to fail or collapse, especially in a sudden or dramatic way, or to become submerged or disabled.

  1. Sink or collapseC1formal

    To fill with water and sink, or to fail suddenly and completely.

    frSombrer, s'effondrer

    • The ship foundered during the storm.
    • The business foundered due to poor management.
    • His plans foundered when the funding was withdrawn.

    Synonymescapsizecollapsefailfall throughgo downmiscarrysinksubmergeswamp

    Antonymesfloatprosperrisesucceedsurface

  2. Stumble or failC2formal

    To stumble, fall, or become lame (especially of a horse).

    frTrébucher ou échouer (cheval)

    • The horse foundered on the rocky path.
    • The athlete foundered in the final lap of the race.
    • The project foundered after the key investor pulled out.

    Synonymesfailfalterflounderlurchstaggerstumbletrip

Formes
  • foundered past participle
  • foundered past simple
  • foundering present participle
  • founders third person singular
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