The zebra galloped swiftly.

Meaning: This sentence describes a specific zebra moving quickly using its four legs.

Choice of Words: The is used to refer to a specific zebra that has already been mentioned or is known to the listener. Zebra is a common noun that refers to a black-and-white striped mammal that is native to Africa. Galloped is a verb that describes the fast, four-legged gait of the zebra. Swiftly is an adverb that describes the speed of the zebra's movement.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The zebra galloped swiftly across the field.
• The zebra galloped across the plains swiftly.
• Swiftly galloped zebra across field.
• Zebra galloped gracefully plains.
• The zebra galloped gracefully across the plains.
• Zebra galloped plains freely.
• Zebra galloped freely, enjoying vast plain.
• The zebra galloped quickly.
• Zebra galloped away from hungry lion.
• The zebra galloped across the plain, its stripes blurring in the wind.