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Meanings of zebras in English
Three African species of black-and-white striped mammals in the genus Equus of the horse family.
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Usage of zebras in English
1
As the doctors say, when you hear hoofbeats, you don't think zebras.
2
Just the way zebras and baboons stay together on the African plain.
3
I'd recommend London Zoo at Regent's Park over Abbey Road for zebras.
4
In the mountains he encountered wolves, wild asses, hyænas, zebras, and eagles.
5
After walking about a mile I came to a herd of zebras.
6
Four species of Asses, besides three zebras, have been described by naturalists.
7
The birth brings the number of zebras in the Fota herd to seven.
8
Lions are kept together, and kept quite separate from the zebras.
9
Heavily armed troops could be seen standing near ostriches and zebras.
10
Buffaloes and zebras by the hundred grazed on the open spaces.
11
The country teemed with game, the buffaloes and zebras were plentiful.
12
The seeming elephants proved to be zebras, which scampered off out of reach.
13
I walked down the road and there were zebras on the other side.
14
Almost immediately a herd of zebras passes in front of them.
15
The zebras are the first stop in the Roger Williams Zoo.
16
They emerged upon rolling plains remotely dotted with herds of zebras and antelope.
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