The rabbit hopped through the grass.

Meaning: It means that the rabbit was jumping or moving forward by pushing off with its legs through the grass.

Choice of Words: The word hopped means to jump or move forward by pushing off with the legs. Rabbit is a small, furry animal with long ears. Grass is a type of plant that grows in fields and lawns. So, the sentence means that the rabbit was jumping or moving forward by pushing off with its legs through the grass.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The rabbit hopped quickly through the meadow.
• Rabbit hopped swiftly through the meadow.
• A rabbit hopped through the snowy undergrowth, its white fur blending with the snow.
• The rabbit hopped through the field.
• The tired rabbit hopped into the cool burrow.
• The clever rabbit hopped away from the hungry fox.
• The rabbit hopped into the garden.
• The rabbit hopped swiftly to its burrow.
• Rabbit happily hopped back to its home.
• The rabbit hopped quickly across the meadow.