bosque
Del latín 'boscus', que significa 'matorral' o 'bosque'.
NOUN
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forest
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woodland
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jungle
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grove
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thicket
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wood
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boscage
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forest undergrowth
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(Describes a part of a forest, but does not have a direct one-word translation.)
An extensive area of land covered with trees, either naturally or planted, typically larger than a wood but often used interchangeably with woodland. It is a vital ecosystem supporting diverse flora and fauna.
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| bosques |
- Nos perdimos en el bosque durante nuestra caminata. — We got lost in the forest during our hike.
- Los bosques tropicales son hogar de una increíble biodiversidad. — Tropical forests are home to incredible biodiversity.
- Aquel pequeño bosque junto al río era su lugar favorito para leer. — That small woodland by the river was her favorite place to read.