The word "jungle" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an area of dense vegetation, usually in a tropical climate. Example sentence: The dense jungle made it difficult for him to find his way out.
One of these, Jungle Beach, is reached down a windy lane through, well, jungle.
The lesula proved so cryptic that despite spending more than two months in the jungle, McPhee never saw a wild individual.
Mirroring the kitsch decor of Presley's home, the suite comes complete with replica billiard room and "jungle room".
In between these outbreaks, it is untraceable, hiding deep in the jungle.
It is as if we are the only people on earth, until there's a sudden movement far below from one of the Amerindians, walking across a clearing in the jungle.
Go river tubing, zipline through jungle, walk to the Lanquin caves to see bats or ride to the breathtaking Semuc Champey pools.
020-3642 4246 sumak-travel.org The Waitukubuli Trail is a 115-mile trek across a landscape filled with deep jungle, precipitous ridges and huge waterfalls.
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In contrast to his production work for rappers like Joey Bada$$ and Souls of Mischief, Bannon's solo work is a distinct brand of atmospheric jungle which nods as much to digital culture as it does to the early years sounds of Goldie's Metalheadz label.
Roni Size Junk Club, Southampton, Friday The legendary Bristolian producer and DJ brings his unique mix of jungle, hip-hop and jazz-inflected drum'n'bass for the BangBang night.
Curtis was Sidney Falco, an unprincipled press agent in thrall to (and fear of) the man who could make him king of the jungle, and willing to sell his pride and soul for the title.
