Bird flapped its wings to fly high.

Meaning: This sentence describes a bird using its wings to move up into the sky.

Choice of Words: Bird is a common noun that refers to a warm-blooded vertebrate animal with feathers and wings. Flap is a verb that means to move the wings or arms quickly up and down. Fly is a verb that means to move through the air using wings. High is an adjective that means at or to a great altitude.

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Related Expressions

• The bird frantically flapped its wings, trying to escape.
• It flapped its wings and soared into the sky.
• The bird's wings flapped rhythmically as it flew.
• Wings flapped, conquering the sky.
• Seagull wings flapped in the strong wind.
• Wings flapped in gentle breeze.
• Tiny wings flapped in hurried flight.
• Wings flapped in the breeze.
• Tiny wings flapped, soaring through the air.
• Butterflies flapped their colorful wings.