aground in a sentence
adv.
Definition
Aground refers to a ship or vessel being stranded on the bottom of a body of water, typically on a shore or sandbank, due to insufficient water depth.
Sample Sentences
- The ship ran aground during the storm, leaving the crew stranded.
- After the navigation error, the vessel was left aground on the sandy beach.
- They realized too late that they were aground in shallow waters.
- The captain ordered the crew to assess the damage after they found themselves aground.
- Several attempts were made to free the cruise liner that had gone aground.
- Local fishermen often reported seeing boats aground after rough weather.
- The lighthouse keeper warned sailors to avoid the reef known for leaving ships aground.
- As the tide receded, the yacht remained aground until the next high tide.
- Aground on the rocks, the cargo ship awaited rescue from nearby vessels.
- The marine salvage team was quickly dispatched to assist the vessel aground.
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