skip
skip
skɪp
skip
British pronunciation
/skɪp/

Definition & Meaning of "skip"in English

to skip
01

to jump quickly and slightly while walking

Intransitive: to skip | to skip somewhere
to skip definition and meaning
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She could n't contain her excitement and started to skip down the street.
02

to not do an activity on purpose, particularly one that one is supposed to do or usually does

Transitive: to skip a task or activity
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Feeling under the weather, she decided to skip her morning workout routine.
03

to make something move lightly and quickly over a surface, typically with a skipping or bouncing motion

Transitive: to skip sth somewhere
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She skipped stones across the calm surface of the pond, creating ripples in the water.
04

to leave a place hastily and secretly

Transitive: to skip a place
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Fearing the consequences of his actions, he decided to skip town in the middle of the night.
05

to rebound or bounce off a surface after impact

Intransitive: to skip somewhere | to skip off a surface
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The stone skipped across the surface of the pond, creating a series of ripples.
06

to deliberately and quickly move past or jump over certain sections or portions of media, such as audio tracks, video segments, or chapters

Transitive: to skip certain sections | to skip to a further section
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During the movie, he decided to skip the intense scenes as they were too disturbing.
Skip
01

an error or omission caused by oversight or inattention

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There was a small skip in the report's data.
02

a manner of moving in which a person alternates between steps and light hops

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The child moved with a cheerful skip across the yard.
03

a large open container used for holding and transporting waste or rubbish, typically found at construction sites or used for home renovations

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The skip outside the house was quickly filled with debris.
04

the boss of one's direct supervisor

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My skip is helpful when my team lead is being uptight.
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