Skis swoosh, leaving tracks behind.

Meaning: This sentence describes the action of skiing, focusing on the sound and the traces left behind.

Choice of Words: Skis are long, narrow pieces of equipment used for gliding over snow. Swoosh is a sound made by something moving quickly through the air. Tracks are marks left in the snow or other soft surfaces by something that has passed. Behind means at or to the rear of something. When you put them together, "Skis swoosh, leaving tracks behind" creates a dynamic image of skis gliding over the snow, leaving visible marks in their wake.

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• Skis glided smoothly over the white expanse.
• Skis glided smoothly.
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