Unpopulated

Definition

undergrowth / 'ʌndǝgrǝƱθ / ( US underbrush ) n [U] ပင္ေျခပိတ္ေပါင္း။ clear a path through the dense undergrowth.

Examples

1. ‘They are usually found in the mossy undergrowth in woods but we've found them right by the roadside.’
2. ‘The event
3. which takes place twice a year
4. involves clearing back undergrowth and picking up litter from the area.’
5. ‘This butterfly always flies close to the ground in shady places or among the jungle undergrowth.’
6. ‘The trees were thicker
7. the undergrowth denser
8. but he could follow the tracks well enough.’
9. ‘Garden birds need undergrowth to hide and rest in and nest sites in your large hedge
10. away from the prying eyes of the magpies.’
11. ‘Another time I decided to test my new mountain bike by riding it through some thick undergrowth.’
12. ‘The north shores of Loch Maree are rich in oak wood and associated undergrowth and the glens are full of wild flowers.’
13. ‘We clambered over the stile and onto a well-worn path fringed by dry rotting undergrowth.’
14. ‘She stopped as she came to a small stream meandering through the dense undergrowth.’
15. ‘He was leading through dense undergrowth
16. and she struggled to keep up with his light-footed steps.’
17. ‘The ravine would also need to be cleared of undergrowth and trees.’
18. ‘The work will involve removing undergrowth
19. felling scrub and a large bonfire!’
20. ‘He said the big cat was gone in a matter of seconds
21. but he was left shaken as the animal darted away through trees and undergrowth.’
22. ‘If we ask for undergrowth to be cut back and litter to be dealt with on a particular path we are as often as not told it is a leisure services responsibility.’
23. ‘Trees and dense undergrowth covered the banks all round
24. giving the place an air of secrecy and isolation from the rest of the world.’
25. ‘Around two hectares of undergrowth
26. gorse bushes and an oak tree were destroyed.’
27. ‘The woods in front of them degenerated into a thick grove of bamboo and undergrowth.’
28. ‘The offending undergrowth has been causing problems for anglers who have sought help from the town council.’
29. ‘On most days we would wind our way through two or three miles of lush undergrowth
30. only to find our way blocked by a fallen tree.’
31. ‘They were waiting for her by the time she reached the shady green undergrowth of the oak tree.’