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    3. 雑木林

    雑木林

    雑ぞう木き林ばやし

    grove of miscellaneous trees

    KMT7News #16+1NounNature & EnvironmentKanji Vocab26 strokes

    ぞうきばやしざつぼくりん

    Noun

    1.
    grove of miscellaneous trees, copse, coppice, thicket

    Stroke 0 / 26

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    公こう園えんの奥おくに雑ぞう木き林ばやしがあります。

    There is a copse at the back of the park.

    KMT5Nature & Environment
    子こ供どもたちは雑ぞう木き林ばやしでかくれんぼをして遊あそんだ。

    The children played hide-and-seek in the copse.

    KMT6Nature & EnvironmentDaily Life
    その雑ぞう木き林ばやしは、様さま々ざまな種しゅ類るいの木き々ぎで構こう成せいされている。

    That copse is composed of various kinds of trees.

    KMT7Nature & Environment
    雑ぞう木き林ばやしは都と市しのヒートアイランド現げん象しょうを緩かん和わする役やく割わりも果はたしている。

    Groves of trees also play a role in mitigating the urban heat island phenomenon.

    KMT7Nature & Environmentenvironment
    開かい発はつ計けい画かくにより、貴き重ちょうな生せい態たい系けいを持もつ雑ぞう木き林ばやしが失うしなわれる危き機きに瀕ひんしている。

    Due to the development plan, the copse with a precious ecosystem is on the verge of being lost.

    KMT8Nature & Environmentenvironment

    Kanji that make up this word

    雑
    まじ.える・まじ.る…(2)
    miscellaneous
    木
    き・こ-…(5)
    tree・wood
    林
    はやし…(2)
    grove・forest
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