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1. (n.) rain forest
a tropical forest, usu. of tall, densely growing, broad-leaved evergreen trees in an area of high annual rainfall.
Etymology: (1900–05)
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1. (noun) rain forest, rainforest
a forest with heavy annual rainfall
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1. (noun) rain forest
a tropical forest where there is a lot of rain
the destruction of our rain forests
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Sense: a thick tropical forest in a region where it rains a lot.
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 Afrikaans: reënwoud |
 Arabic: غابَة أمْطار |
 Bulgarian: дъждовна вода |
 Brazilian: floresta tropical |
 Czech: deštný prales |
 German: der Regenwald |
 Danish: regnskov |
 Greek: τροπικό δάσος |
 Spanish: selva tropical |
 Estonian: vihmamets |
 Farsi: جنگل استوایی |
 Finnish: sademetsä |
 French: forêt tropicale |
 Hebrew: יַעַר גֶשֶם |
 Hindi: वर्षा वन |
 Croatian: kišna šuma |
 Hungarian: esőerdő |
 Indonesian: hutan hujan tropis |
 Italian: foresta pluviale |
 Japanese: 熱帯雨林 |
 Korean: 열대 우림 |
 Lithuanian: drėgna atogrąžų giria |
 Latvian: tropu mežs |
 Malay: tadahan hujan |
 Dutch: regenwoud |
 Norwegian: regnskog |
 Polish: las tropikalny |
 Persian: جنگل استوایی |
 Pashto: استوایی ځنګل |
 Russian: тропический лес |
 Slovak: dažďový prales |
 Slovenian: tropski gozd |
 Serbian: kišna šuma |
 Swedish: regnskog |
 Thai: ป่าที่มีฝนตกชุก |
 Turkish: yağmur ormanı |
 Taiwanese: 熱帶雨林 |
 Ukrainian: дощовий ліс |
 Urdu: برساتی جنگل |
 Vietnamese: rừng mưa nhiệt đới |
 Chinese: (热带的)雨林 |
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