| English | Russian |
| usu. impers. to wash ashore | прибить к берегу |
| wash ashore | выносить на берег |
| wash ashore | выплеснуться |
| wash ashore | выплёскиваться |
| wash ashore | намываться |
| wash ashore | намыться |
| wash ashore | прибиться |
| wash ashore | приплеснуть (by splashing, lapping, swashing) |
| wash ashore | приплеснуться (by splashing, lapping, swashing) |
| wash ashore | намывать (impf of намыть) |
| wash ashore | вынести на берег (Neat lines of driftwood have long been a fixture along the shores that fringe much of Vancouver. ... Placed deliberately by city staff, the logs – a mix of hemlock, cedar and fir – are a vestige of the city’s past when, in 1963, architect Cornelia Oberlander watched in horror as city workers burned logs that had washed ashore from a boom.  theguardian.com ART Vancouver) |
| wash ashore | наносить |
| wash ashore | примыть |
| wash ashore | прибивать (impf of прибить; usually) |
| wash ashore | прибивать |
| wash ashore | прибиться к берегу |
| wash ashore | намыть (pf of намывать) |
| wash ashore | выплеснуть |
| wash ashore | приплёскивать (by splashing, lapping, swashing) |
| wash ashore | приплескиваться (by splashing, lapping, swashing) |
| wash ashore | прибиваться |
| wash ashore | намыть |
| wash ashore | намывать |
| wash ashore | выплёскивать |
| wash ashore | выплескать (pf of выплёскивать) |
| wash ashore | нанести |
| wash ashore | прибивать к берегу |
