beaching

• Существительное, обозначающее действие по намеренной посадке судна (например, корабля или лодки) на мель или берег, часто для ремонта, спасения или как преднамеренное действие.

A noun referring to the act of intentionally running a vessel (such as a ship or boat) aground onto a shore or beach, often for maintenance, salvage, or as a deliberate action.

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1. Stranding of marine animalsB2formal

   The event where a marine animal, such as a whale or dolphin, becomes stuck on a shore and cannot return to the water.

   Выбрасывание на берег

   • The beaching of the whale attracted a large crowd of onlookers.
   • Scientists are investigating the cause of the mass beaching event.
   • Rescue teams worked tirelessly to prevent the beaching of the pod of dolphins.

• Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по вытаскиванию или направлению лодки или корабля на берег или пляж, или оставления чего-либо на мели на пляже.

A verb used to indicate the act of running or driving a boat or ship onto a shore or beach, or to leave something stranded on a beach.

1. To run agroundB2formal

   To bring a boat or ship onto the shore, intentionally or accidentally.

   Вытащить на берег

   • The captain decided to beach the boat to avoid the storm.
   • The ship was beached during the high tide.
   • They beached the canoe and set up camp on the sand.

   Синонимыgroundlandrun agroundstrand

   Антонимыdisembarkfloatlaunchrefloat

2. To leave strandedB2informal

   To cause someone or something to be left in a difficult or helpless position.

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   • The tourists were beached when their bus broke down.
   • He felt beached after losing his job and his apartment.
   • The company was beached by the sudden economic downturn.

   Синонимыgroundmaroonrun agroundstrand