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beached

/biːtʃt/

/bitʃt/

beachedadjective

more beached

Comp.

most beached

Super.

/biːtʃt/

Translations

выброшенный на берег

The beached whale attracted a lot of attention from the locals.

Выброшенный на берег кит привлёк много внимания местных жителей.

Definitions

Stranded or stuck on a beach, typically referring to a marine animal or vessel.

The beached whale attracted a crowd of concerned onlookers.

Placed or left in an unfamiliar or disadvantageous situation; deprived of usual support or resources.

After the funding was cut, the researchers felt beached and unsure how to proceed.

Synonyms

beached up

aground

marooned

stranded

beachnoun

Definitions

A pebbly or sandy shore, especially by the ocean between high- and low-water marks.

We spent the afternoon relaxing on the beach, listening to the waves.

A place where people go to relax and enjoy the sun and sea.

The beach was crowded with tourists enjoying the summer sun.

A geological landform consisting of loose particles (such as sand, gravel, shingle, or pebbles) that accumulate along the edge of a body of water.

Coastal erosion constantly reshapes the beach, moving sand up and down the shoreline.

beachverb

beached

Past Simple

beached

Past Simple

beached

Past Participle

beaching

Gerund

/biːtʃ/

/bitʃ/

Translations

выбрасывать на берег

The storm will beach the boat.

Шторм выбросит лодку на берег.

Additional translations

поддерживать судно в стационарном положении

Definitions

To run or haul up onto a beach.

The fishermen beached their boat after a long day at sea.

To strand or become stranded on a beach.

The whale beached itself on the shore, drawing a crowd of concerned onlookers.

Synonyms

run ashore

haul up

bring ashore

strand

ground

land

beachadjective

Definitions

Relating to, suitable for, or situated at a beach; coastal.

She bought a new beach umbrella and towel for the holiday.