Summary
English
Detailed Translations for forests from English to German
forests:
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the forests (woods; forest biomes; woodland ecosystem)
Translation Matrix for forests:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| Wälder | forest biomes; forests; woodland ecosystem; woods |
Related Words for "forests":
forest:
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the forest (woodland; woods)
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the forest
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the forest
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the forest
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Translation Matrix for forest:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| Busch | forest; woodland; woods | bouquet; bunch; bunch of flowers; bundle; bush; bushes; grove; hedge; jungle; privet; sheaf; shrubs; thicket; virgin forest; wad |
| Forst | forest; woodland; woods | |
| Holz | forest | bush; grove; hedge; privet; shrubs; thicket; timber; timbre; wood |
| Wald | forest; woodland; woods | |
| Waldung | forest; woodland; woods | |
| - | timber; timberland; timbre; wood; woodland; woods | |
| Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| - | afforest | |
| Not Specified | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| Gesamtstruktur | forest |
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Wiktionary Translations for forest:
forest
forest
Cross Translation:
noun
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größere von Bäumen dicht bewachsene FlächeZu den sprachlichen Implikationen von „Wald“ siehe: Ludwig M. Eichinger: Der Wald in der deutschen Sprache. Vorgestern, gestern und heute. In: Der Sprachdienst 24, Heft 3, 2008, Seite 2-13.
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Forstwirtschaft: zum Zwecke der Nutzung (Jagd, Holzgewinnung) von Menschen gepflegter Waldabschnitt, der einer geregelten Forstwirtschaft unterliegt
Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • forest | → Wald | ↔ woud — groot bos |
| • forest | → Wald; Forst; Gehölz; Hain; Wäldchen | ↔ bois — Ensemble d’arbres assez proches |
| • forest | → Forst; Wald | ↔ forêt — vaste terrain couvert de bois |