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foundering

/ˈfaʊn.dər.ɪŋ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o ato ou processo de afundamento de um navio, geralmente por entrada de água ou por ser dominado pelo mar., Verbo que significa fracassar ou desmoronar, especialmente de forma súbita ou dramática, ou afundar ou entrar em colapso.

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noun

/ˈfaʊn.dər.ɪŋ/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ato ou processo de afundamento de um navio, geralmente por entrada de água ou por ser dominado pelo mar.

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

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  1. Sinking of a shipB2formal

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

    ptNaufrágio

    • 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.

    Sinônimosshipwrecksinkingsubmersion

  2. Failure or collapseC1formal

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

    ptColapso

    • 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.

    Sinônimosbreakdowncollapsedebacledisintegrationdownfallfailurefiascoruin

    Antônimosprosperitysuccess

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verb

founder/ˈfaʊn.dər/C1formal
  • ptVerbo que significa fracassar ou desmoronar, especialmente de forma súbita ou dramática, ou afundar ou entrar em colapso.

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.

    ptAfundar e colapsar

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    • His plans foundered when the funding was withdrawn.

    Sinônimoscapsizecollapsefailfall throughgo downmiscarrysinksubmergeswamp

    Antônimosfloatprosperrisesucceedsurface

  2. Stumble or failC2formal

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

    ptTropeçar ou fracassar

    • 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.

    Sinônimosfailfalterflounderlurchstaggerstumbletrip

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