Cat's hunger sated, bird's life spared.

Meaning: This sentence is describing how the cat's hunger has been satisfied and the bird's life has been saved.

Choice of Words: Hunger is a noun that means a feeling of discomfort or weakness caused by a lack of food. Sated is a verb that means to satisfy one's hunger or thirst. Spared is a verb that means to save or protect someone or something from harm or danger.

Alternative Expressions

Cat's hunger satisfied, bird's life saved.

Meaning: This means that the cat was not hungry anymore, and the bird did not get hurt or die.

Choice of Words: Satisfied means to have had enough to eat or drink, so the cat is no longer hungry. Saved means to protect from harm or danger, so the bird is still alive. Using these words together shows that the cat's hunger was satisfied, and the bird's life was saved as a result.

When the cat's tummy was full, the bird got to keep living.

Meaning: This means that the cat ate until it was full, and the bird was not eaten by the cat.

Choice of Words: Tummy is a cute way to say stomach, which is where food goes when you eat. Full means that the stomach has enough food in it. Keep living means to continue to be alive. Using these words together shows that the cat ate enough food, and the bird was able to stay alive.

The cat ate its fill, so the bird didn't become the cat's meal.

Meaning: This means that the cat ate all the food it wanted, and the bird was not eaten by the cat.

Choice of Words: Fill means to eat as much as you want or need. Meal is food that is eaten at one time. Using these words together shows that the cat ate as much as it wanted, and the bird was not eaten by the cat.

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