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Aground

Aground meaning

Resting on the bottom. | at a loss, ruined, with no way out

Example sentences (20)

A 500-tonne vessel that ran aground off the Isle of Skye has been refloated.

Almost two years to the day since a barge ran aground near Vancouver’s Sunset Beach—where it would remain for another year—there was a close call in the same location.

In October 2010, an Astute-class Royal Navy submarine from the same fleet as the vessel which took part in the stunt ran aground on a shingle bank off the Isle of Skye close to Skye Bridge.

Jetskis running aground on the sandbanks are another potential hazard.

The attacks have stirred memories of 2021, when container ship Ever Given ran aground in the canal, blocking dozens of container ships carrying products ranging from mobile phones to designer goods for six days.

The coastguard rescue team watched from afar while the yacht club members assisted with the yacht which had run aground.

The expedition cruise ship that has spent this week stuck aground in a remote Greenland fjord with 206 people on board has been pulled free.

The MT Princess Empress was reported to contain about 800,000 liters of industrial fuel oil when it ran aground in the waters off Naujan, Oriental Mindoro on Feb. 28 due to engine trouble.

The US Coast Guard and the Molokaʻi Fire Department had rescued five people aboard the boat, which began taking on water after running aground.

The Xin Hai Tong 23 ran aground at the southern mouth of the Suez Canal, the body that oversees the waterway said in a statement.

Two people had to be rescued after a yacht ran aground in the River Clyde.

TWO people were rescued by RNLI volunteers after their yacht ran aground and began taking on water.

With the first vessel in safe water and operating under its own power, the attention turned to assess and assist the second vessel with 2 people onboard which was further aground.

And on Stockton Beach, the massive bulk carrier had run aground in the bight.

A New Zealand Navy ship has capsized off Samoa after running aground and catching fire.

Associated British Ports (ABP) has since confirmed the ship ran aground on Bramble Bank after losing power.

But, like others, it was run aground.

Commander Morrow said the incidents included sinking vessels, boats running aground, flat batteries, engine difficulties and “bad fuel”, caused from petrol sitting dormant in the tank for too long.

Due to the depth of its hull, there is a risk of the boat running aground the sandbank.

Members of Furness Coastguard were first called to a stranded yacht on Wednesday (August 21) and then attended an incident on Saturday (August 24) to a 26ft yacht ran aground on Foulney Island.