FOREST


Meaning of FOREST in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ dense , thick

▪ impenetrable

▪ deep

▪ dark

▪ native , natural

▪ national

▪ ancient , old , primeval , virgin

▪ mature , old-growth

▪ rain (usually rainforest ) , tropical

▪ coniferous , deciduous

▪ hardwood

▪ beech , birch , pine , etc.

… OF FOREST

▪ stretch , tract

a large stretch of virgin ~

VERB + FOREST

▪ plant

▪ clear , cut down , destroy

Forest is being cleared to make way for new farming land.

▪ conserve , protect

▪ manage

▪ be covered by , be covered in

Much of Europe was once covered in ~.

▪ enter

He warned her never to enter the ~ at night.

FOREST + VERB

▪ stretch

Thick ~ stretched as far as the eye could see.

▪ surround

the ~ surrounding the village

FOREST + NOUN

▪ tree

▪ floor

▪ canopy

▪ land

▪ fire

▪ ranger

▪ management

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~

They got lost in the ~.

▪ through a/the ~

We slashed our way through the dense ~.

PHRASES

▪ the edge of the ~ , the heart of the ~ , the middle of the ~

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .