Definition of concrete jungle in English:

concrete jungle

noun

A city or urban area which has a high density of large, unattractive, modern buildings and is perceived as an unpleasant living environment.
a three-room flat in the concrete jungle of suburban Moscow
Example sentencesExamples
- The green canopy of Kochi is getting eroded as the city is fast turning into a concrete jungle.
- Urbanisation led to more taller and bigger buildings and broader roads, making towns virtual concrete jungles.
- The park enables city dwellers to remove themselves from the concrete jungle of the city and immerse themselves in a serene natural environment, particularly in the forested regions.
- For them, the city is a concrete jungle, and humans can be very dangerous for them.
- For instance, the visitors would never have expected to witness Indian cities take the shape of concrete jungles, erasing all the traces of its culture.
- ‘But as we can see now, the whole area has turned into a concrete jungle where residential areas are confronted with shopping malls,’ he told the Post.
- The dependence started in the 1960s when the tiny fishing villages along the coast were transformed into concrete jungles.
- Drawn into the chaos of a development paradox, the capital city is slowly surrendering its characteristic old-world charm to the concrete jungle.
- It's city life without being in a concrete jungle.
- Bulldozers are waiting to transform the quiet suburb into a concrete jungle in a bid to meet the growing housing needs of the area.
- Admittedly, I worry that once I'm back in New York City, the concrete jungle I call home, my newly revived spirits will wither.
- So now the city's got yet another excuse to abandon the concrete jungle and run for the villages.
- Others fear they could miss out on tourism and see beautiful scenic towns buried under concrete jungles.
- It goes without saying that development is often at the cost of the environment, replacing green spaces in big cities with concrete jungles.
- Many see it as an urban wonder - a green oasis against the concrete jungle.
- He is more like a spiderman in the modern concrete jungle of the city.
- He said the higher density was creating ‘a concrete jungle here’.
- But there are limits to the number of new or wider roads that can be constructed, and the approaches to towns and cities are already becoming a concrete jungle.
- Living in a concrete jungle like Singapore, it seems like Nature is some distant concept in space and, well, budget.
- Now, here I am, fighting dragons, just like Gavin, but living in the city, a concrete jungle and I've lost that feeling of serenity.
Synonyms
big city, conurbation, megalopolis, urban sprawl

Definition of concrete jungle in US English:

concrete jungle

nounˌkɑnˈkrit ˈdʒəŋɡəlˌkänˈkrēt ˈjəNGɡəl

A modern city or urban area, especially when perceived as an unpleasant or challenging place to live.
Example sentencesExamples
- For them, the city is a concrete jungle, and humans can be very dangerous for them.
- The park enables city dwellers to remove themselves from the concrete jungle of the city and immerse themselves in a serene natural environment, particularly in the forested regions.
- It goes without saying that development is often at the cost of the environment, replacing green spaces in big cities with concrete jungles.
- ‘But as we can see now, the whole area has turned into a concrete jungle where residential areas are confronted with shopping malls,’ he told the Post.
- Living in a concrete jungle like Singapore, it seems like Nature is some distant concept in space and, well, budget.
- Now, here I am, fighting dragons, just like Gavin, but living in the city, a concrete jungle and I've lost that feeling of serenity.
- But there are limits to the number of new or wider roads that can be constructed, and the approaches to towns and cities are already becoming a concrete jungle.
- Urbanisation led to more taller and bigger buildings and broader roads, making towns virtual concrete jungles.
- Bulldozers are waiting to transform the quiet suburb into a concrete jungle in a bid to meet the growing housing needs of the area.
- Many see it as an urban wonder - a green oasis against the concrete jungle.
- He is more like a spiderman in the modern concrete jungle of the city.
- Admittedly, I worry that once I'm back in New York City, the concrete jungle I call home, my newly revived spirits will wither.
- Others fear they could miss out on tourism and see beautiful scenic towns buried under concrete jungles.
- The green canopy of Kochi is getting eroded as the city is fast turning into a concrete jungle.
- For instance, the visitors would never have expected to witness Indian cities take the shape of concrete jungles, erasing all the traces of its culture.
- So now the city's got yet another excuse to abandon the concrete jungle and run for the villages.
- It's city life without being in a concrete jungle.
- He said the higher density was creating ‘a concrete jungle here’.
- The dependence started in the 1960s when the tiny fishing villages along the coast were transformed into concrete jungles.
- Drawn into the chaos of a development paradox, the capital city is slowly surrendering its characteristic old-world charm to the concrete jungle.
Synonyms
big city, conurbation, megalopolis, urban sprawl

单词	concrete jungle
释义	Definition of concrete jungle in English: concrete jungle noun A city or urban area which has a high density of large, unattractive, modern buildings and is perceived as an unpleasant living environment. a three-room flat in the concrete jungle of suburban Moscow Example sentencesExamples The green canopy of Kochi is getting eroded as the city is fast turning into a concrete jungle. Urbanisation led to more taller and bigger buildings and broader roads, making towns virtual concrete jungles. The park enables city dwellers to remove themselves from the concrete jungle of the city and immerse themselves in a serene natural environment, particularly in the forested regions. For them, the city is a concrete jungle, and humans can be very dangerous for them. For instance, the visitors would never have expected to witness Indian cities take the shape of concrete jungles, erasing all the traces of its culture. ‘But as we can see now, the whole area has turned into a concrete jungle where residential areas are confronted with shopping malls,’ he told the Post. The dependence started in the 1960s when the tiny fishing villages along the coast were transformed into concrete jungles. Drawn into the chaos of a development paradox, the capital city is slowly surrendering its characteristic old-world charm to the concrete jungle. It's city life without being in a concrete jungle. Bulldozers are waiting to transform the quiet suburb into a concrete jungle in a bid to meet the growing housing needs of the area. Admittedly, I worry that once I'm back in New York City, the concrete jungle I call home, my newly revived spirits will wither. So now the city's got yet another excuse to abandon the concrete jungle and run for the villages. Others fear they could miss out on tourism and see beautiful scenic towns buried under concrete jungles. It goes without saying that development is often at the cost of the environment, replacing green spaces in big cities with concrete jungles. Many see it as an urban wonder - a green oasis against the concrete jungle. He is more like a spiderman in the modern concrete jungle of the city. He said the higher density was creating ‘a concrete jungle here’. But there are limits to the number of new or wider roads that can be constructed, and the approaches to towns and cities are already becoming a concrete jungle. Living in a concrete jungle like Singapore, it seems like Nature is some distant concept in space and, well, budget. Now, here I am, fighting dragons, just like Gavin, but living in the city, a concrete jungle and I've lost that feeling of serenity. Synonyms big city, conurbation, megalopolis, urban sprawl Definition of concrete jungle in US English: concrete jungle nounˌkɑnˈkrit ˈdʒəŋɡəlˌkänˈkrēt ˈjəNGɡəl A modern city or urban area, especially when perceived as an unpleasant or challenging place to live. Example sentencesExamples For them, the city is a concrete jungle, and humans can be very dangerous for them. The park enables city dwellers to remove themselves from the concrete jungle of the city and immerse themselves in a serene natural environment, particularly in the forested regions. It goes without saying that development is often at the cost of the environment, replacing green spaces in big cities with concrete jungles. ‘But as we can see now, the whole area has turned into a concrete jungle where residential areas are confronted with shopping malls,’ he told the Post. Living in a concrete jungle like Singapore, it seems like Nature is some distant concept in space and, well, budget. Now, here I am, fighting dragons, just like Gavin, but living in the city, a concrete jungle and I've lost that feeling of serenity. But there are limits to the number of new or wider roads that can be constructed, and the approaches to towns and cities are already becoming a concrete jungle. Urbanisation led to more taller and bigger buildings and broader roads, making towns virtual concrete jungles. Bulldozers are waiting to transform the quiet suburb into a concrete jungle in a bid to meet the growing housing needs of the area. Many see it as an urban wonder - a green oasis against the concrete jungle. He is more like a spiderman in the modern concrete jungle of the city. Admittedly, I worry that once I'm back in New York City, the concrete jungle I call home, my newly revived spirits will wither. Others fear they could miss out on tourism and see beautiful scenic towns buried under concrete jungles. The green canopy of Kochi is getting eroded as the city is fast turning into a concrete jungle. For instance, the visitors would never have expected to witness Indian cities take the shape of concrete jungles, erasing all the traces of its culture. So now the city's got yet another excuse to abandon the concrete jungle and run for the villages. It's city life without being in a concrete jungle. He said the higher density was creating ‘a concrete jungle here’. The dependence started in the 1960s when the tiny fishing villages along the coast were transformed into concrete jungles. Drawn into the chaos of a development paradox, the capital city is slowly surrendering its characteristic old-world charm to the concrete jungle. Synonyms big city, conurbation, megalopolis, urban sprawl
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