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rain forest

/ˈreɪn ˌfɒrɪst/

Traducción: Bosque denso y exuberante que se caracteriza por una alta precipitación anual, generalmente presente en regiones tropicales y con una rica biodiversidad.

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/ˈreɪn ˌfɒrɪst/B1formalscientific
  • esBosque denso y exuberante que se caracteriza por una alta precipitación anual, generalmente presente en regiones tropicales y con una rica biodiversidad.

A dense, lush forest characterized by high annual rainfall, typically found in tropical regions with rich biodiversity.

  1. Dense tropical forestA2formal

    A dense, lush forest found in tropical regions with high rainfall, known for its rich biodiversity.

    esBosque tropical lluvioso

    • The Amazon is the largest rain forest in the world.
    • Many unique species live in the rain forest canopy.
    • Deforestation threatens the survival of rain forests.
  2. Temperate rain forestB2formal

    A forest in cooler, coastal regions with high rainfall, characterized by coniferous trees and mosses.

    esBosque lluvioso templado

    • The Pacific Northwest is home to temperate rain forests.
    • Temperate rain forests have a different ecosystem than tropical ones.
    • These forests receive less sunlight but still have abundant moisture.