run aground

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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˌrʌn əˈɡraʊnd/
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55 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: засядам (zasjadam) — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Catalan: embarrancar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Catalan: encallar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Catalan: embancar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Chinese Mandarin: 擱淺 /搁浅 (gēqiǎn) — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Danish: strande — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Dutch: stranden — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Dutch: vastlopen — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Esperanto: grundi — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Finnish: ajautua karille — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Finnish: kariutua — to be immobilized by shallow water
• French: échouer — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Galician: embarrancar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Galician: encallar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Galician: varar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• German: auf Grund laufen — to be immobilized by shallow water
• German: auflaufen — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Greek: εξοκέλλω (exokéllo) — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Hebrew: עָלַה עַל שִׂרְטוֹן (ala al sirton) — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Hungarian: zátonyra fut — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Hungarian: megfeneklik — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Italian: incagliarsi — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Italian: arenarsi — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Korean: 좌초되다 (jwachodoeda) — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Norman: couôrre à tèrre — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Norman: êchouer — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Polish: osiadać na mieliźnie — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Polish: osiąść na mieliźnie — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Portuguese: encalhar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Russian: сади́ться на мель (sadítʹsja na melʹ) — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Serbo-Croatian: nasukati se — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Spanish: encallar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Spanish: varar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Spanish: zabordar — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Swedish: gå på grund — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Swedish: stranda — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Tagalog: sumadsad — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Tagalog: sumagadsad — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Turkish: karaya oturmak — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Ottoman Turkish: اوتورمق (oturmak) — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Vietnamese: mắc cạn — to be immobilized by shallow water
• Esperanto: grundigi — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Finnish: ajaa karille — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Finnish: kariuttaa — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Galician: embarrancar — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Galician: encallar — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Galician: varar — to cause a vessel to run aground
• German: auf Grund setzen — to cause a vessel to run aground
• German: auf Grund laufen lassen — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Hungarian: zátonyra futtat — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Polish: osadzać na mieliźnie — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Polish: osadzić na mieliźnie — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Spanish: encallar — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Swedish: stranda — to cause a vessel to run aground
• Turkish: karaya oturtmak — to cause a vessel to run aground