jungle in Polish
jungle in Polish is dżungla — jungle means a dense tropical forest thick with trees, vines, and wildlife.
jungle in Polish
dżungla
What does "jungle" mean?
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noun A dense tropical forest thick with trees, vines, and wildlife.
"The explorers hacked their way through the jungle with machetes."
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noun A situation or environment seen as chaotic, cutthroat, or lawless.
"Office politics there is an absolute jungle."
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jungle in a sentence
- The explorers hacked their way through the jungle with machetes.
- Monkeys called to each other deep in the jungle.
- Office politics there is an absolute jungle.
- It's a jungle out there once you leave the safety of the office.
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What is "jungle" in Polish?
"jungle" in Polish is dżungla. jungle means: A dense tropical forest thick with trees, vines, and wildlife.
How do you use "jungle" in a sentence?
Example: "The explorers hacked their way through the jungle with machetes." In Polish, "jungle" is dżungla.
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