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Meanings of virgin forest in English
Portuguese
floresta virgem Forest or woodland having a mature or overly mature ecosystem more or less uninfluenced by human activity.
Usage of virgin forest in English
1
The peak overlooked virgin forest for as far as Kyle could see.
2
The cabin seemed to expand into the virgin forest and the open plain.
3
As a rule the virgin forest is exceedingly wasteful of ground.
4
This mountain covered with virgin forest is the property of the Living Buddha.
5
He's still young enough to find the virgin forest congenial company.
6
It shows a section of virgin forest being systematically removed over a three-year period.
7
The sun poured out its flood of summer upon a world of virgin forest.
8
The whole country was one dense, Unbroken, and very damp and gloomy virgin forest.
9
Now we came to a stretch of perfect virgin forest.
10
Only think of a virgin forest or prairie, after over-populated Belgium or finished England!
11
It is a work of art, and was found in the virgin forest in digging.
12
Arrived at this part we were, in fact, in the heart of the virgin forest.
13
This is a gem-emerald or turquoise as the light changes it-setin the virgin forest.
14
The way through the virgin forest was almost brief.
15
Singular instructions for men grappling with a virgin forest!
16
Behind him, to the east, the virgin forest rises to the serrated peaks of the Nevada.
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