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Meanings of zebra in English
Three African species of black-and-white striped mammals in the genus Equus of the horse family.
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Programming language.
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One of the first computers designed in the Netherlands.
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Usage of zebra in English
1
A zebra was the first animal to appear in the new homestead.
2
These animals and the zebra were the most plentiful of the game.
3
The South Island lichen moth is also known as the zebra moth.
4
A moment later they were tearing at the remains of the zebra.
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There were but three species represented-thegnu, the zebra, and the hartebeeste.
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But trust me when I tell you that the zebra is real.
7
A little farther we saw zebra, and the hartebeeste, and the gazelles.
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Another room has a zebra patterned ceiling and even more unique ornaments.
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The dead zebra had been flung right over it, fully twenty metres.
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A plains zebra subspecies, the quagga was rebred from the living population.
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The more I pulled away, the deeper the zebra's teeth took hold.
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The lioness struggled to hold on as the zebra tried to escape.
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Max pointed to a small herd of zebra galloping across the plain.
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When Denny tipped the pen, the zebra slid across the plastic savannah.
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Toward a sleek, fat bunch of zebra he wormed his stealthy way.
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We have a suit of zebra clothing waiting for him, my dear.
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Zebra through the time
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United States of America
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