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stranded in Bulgarian

stranded in Bulgarian is заседнал, усукан — stranded means left in a place with no way to leave or continue; abandoned somewhere without help.

stranded in Bulgarian

заседнал
adj
Pronounced: zasednal
(nautical, of a vessel) Run aground on a shore or reef.
усукан
adj
Pronounced: usukan
(of a piece of wire) Made by combining or bundling thinner wires (into a strand).

What does "stranded" mean?

  1. adjective Left in a place with no way to leave or continue; abandoned somewhere without help.
    "The hikers were stranded on the mountain after the trail washed out."
  2. adjective Run aground on a shore or reef, describing a boat or ship.
    "The whale was found stranded on the beach."
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stranded in a sentence

  • The hikers were stranded on the mountain after the trail washed out.
  • Our flight was cancelled, leaving us stranded at the airport overnight.
  • The whale was found stranded on the beach.

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What is "stranded" in Bulgarian?

"stranded" in Bulgarian is заседнал, усукан. stranded means: Left in a place with no way to leave or continue; abandoned somewhere without help.

How do you pronounce заседнал?

"stranded" in Bulgarian is заседнал, pronounced "zasednal".

How do you use "stranded" in a sentence?

Example: "The hikers were stranded on the mountain after the trail washed out." In Bulgarian, "stranded" is заседнал, усукан.

Are there other ways to say "stranded" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "stranded": заседнал, усукан.

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