Cat chased mouse through the hole.

Meaning: This sentence describes a cat pursuing a mouse through an opening.

Choice of Words: Cat is a common noun that refers to a small, furry carnivorous mammal with sharp claws and a long tail. Chased is the past tense of chase, which means to pursue or follow someone or something in order to catch or harm them. Mouse is a small rodent with a pointed snout, small ears, and a long tail. Through means passing from one side of something to the other. Hole is an opening in a surface or object.

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Related Expressions

• The cat chased the mouse through the hole.
• The cat chased the mouse through the hole in the wall.
• The cat chased the mouse into a small hole.
• The cat chased the mouse into its hole.
• The cat chased the mouse into the hole.
• Cat chased mouse into hole.
• Tiny mouse scurries through hole.
• The mouse ran swiftly through the hole.
• Mouse scurries through hole, escapes.
• The tiny mouse scurried through the hole in fear.