stranded
adjectiveUK /ˈstrændɪd/
US /ˈstrændɪd/
Left somewhere with no way to get home or move on.
The bus broke down and left us stranded in the rain.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Left on a shore by the tide, as a boat or sea creature.
A stranded whale was rescued by the beach patrol.
3. Broken into thin threads or twisted strands, as rope.
The stranded cable was stronger than a single wire.
4. Left without money or help in a difficult place.
Stranded abroad, she called the embassy for help.