jungle
//ˈdʒʌŋɡəl//
Translation
jungle
Definition
A jungle is a dense, tropical forest with thick vegetation, often characterized by high rainfall and a rich biodiversity of plants and animals. It is typically found in equatorial regions and can be difficult to navigate due to the tangled undergrowth. The word is also used metaphorically to describe a chaotic or competitive environment, such as a 'concrete jungle' in urban settings.
Example
“The explorers hacked their way through the dense jungle with machetes.”
“Many exotic birds and insects live in the Amazon jungle.”
“Getting lost in the jungle can be dangerous without proper supplies.”
“The jungle was alive with the sounds of howler monkeys and parrots.”
“They built a small camp on the edge of the jungle near the river.”
“The film follows a young boy who survives alone in the jungle.”
“Deforestation is threatening the wildlife that depends on the jungle.”
“She felt overwhelmed by the concrete jungle of the big city.”
“The jungle canopy blocks most sunlight, creating a dark understory.”
“Tribal communities have lived in the jungle for centuries.”
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