伐ばっ採さい

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伐採する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

felling; cutting down trees; logging

Refers to the act of cutting down trees, typically for forestry or land clearing. Often used in environmental or industrial contexts.

〈場ば所しょ〉の木きを伐ばっ採さいするto fell/cut down the trees in a place
山やまの木きを伐ばっ採さいする計けい画かくが発はっ表ぴょうされた。
A plan to cut down the trees on the mountain was announced.
伐ばっ採さいを禁きん止しするto prohibit logging/tree-felling
この森もりでは伐ばっ採さいを禁きん止ししている。
Logging is prohibited in this forest.
伐ばっ採さいが進すすむfor logging/deforestation to progress
熱ねっ帯たい雨う林りんの伐ばっ採さいが急きゅう速そくに進すすんでいる。
Logging of the rainforest is advancing rapidly.

伐きる
伐る is a general verb meaning to cut down a tree, while 伐採 is the formal noun/suru-verb used in forestry, industrial, or environmental contexts.
皆かい伐ばつ
皆伐 refers specifically to clear-cutting an entire area of trees, whereas 伐採 is the general term for felling trees of any scale.
間かん伐ばつ
伐採 means felling or logging trees in general, while 間伐 refers specifically to selective thinning to help the remaining trees grow.

植しょく林りん
植林 means planting trees or afforestation, the opposite process to 伐採, which is cutting them down.
植しょく樹じゅ
植樹 means planting trees, while 伐採 means cutting them down—the two describe opposite forestry actions.

Compound of 伐 (to cut down, to fell) and 採 (to gather, to pick). The combination conveys the idea of cutting down trees and collecting the timber.