Elephants have trunks.

Meaning: This means that elephants have long noses that they use to pick up objects and spray water. Elephants use their trunks to grab food and drink water.

Choice of Words: Elephants are large animals with long noses that live in Africa and Asia. Have is a form of the verb to have, which is used to show possession or ownership. Trunks are the long noses of elephants that they use to pick up objects and spray water. So, 'Elephants have trunks' means that elephants have long noses that they use for various purposes.

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Related Expressions

• Elephants use their trunks to drink water.
• The elephants sprayed water with their trunks.
• Elephants spray water with trunks.
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• Squirrels scampered up and down the tree trunks.
• Squirrels scamper quickly up tree trunks.
• Squirrels scampered tree trunks up and down.
• Squirrels scamper up the tree trunks.
• Squirrels scamper up and down the tree trunks.
• Woodpeckers tapped on tree trunks.