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Meanings of woodland in English

Portuguese
selva
Catalan
bosc
Spanish
bosque

Land that is covered with trees and shrubs.

selva
Russian
редколесье
Portuguese
bosque
Spanish
sabana arbolada
Catalan
bosc esclarissat

Low-density forest forming open habitats with plenty of sunlight and limited shade.

редколесье
Usage of woodland in English
1
This had seen areas of woodland in parts of Europe cut down.
Reuters
2
The Tree Council promotes trees and woodland culture, especially among young people.
The Irish Times
3
The panel also called for greater public access to privately owned woodland.
The Guardian
4
The new woodland will help deliver the next stage of the Plant!
BBC
5
Others put the good fortune of Britain's present woodland down to cash.
The Guardian
6
On your left you will approach a woodland known as Joiner's Wood.
The Guardian
7
Bradleyburg was already obliterated and lost in the depths of the woodland.
The Snowshoe Trail
8
Explosive parts have been found in woodland in Co Antrim, police said.
The Irish Times
9
Turn left, following the riverside path through woodland to reach Pelter Bridge.
The Guardian
10
In recent years, we planted a further 12 acres of mixed woodland.
Independent.ie
11
Are these figures for new woodland or do these include replacing trees?
BBC
12
The rain forests and the woodland systems of Ireland are also studied.
The Irish Times
13
The songs of birds and the chatter of squirrels filled the woodland.
A Busy Year at the Old Squire's
14
He was sitting on the fallen beech tree in the woodland glade.
The Devil's Garden
15
The work includes woodland management, dry-stone walling, stream clearing and pond maintenance.
The Irish Times
16
The woodland decimated, and the devastation was going on in every direction.
The Man in the Twilight
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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