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Meanings of skip in English
Usage of skip in English
1
So I'll just skip to the point: we have a major problem.
2
Problem is, your self-restraint is so good you often skip meals altogether.
3
In my experience, health insurance is simply a payment to skip queues.
4
Honestly, I could skip work entirely and he wouldn't know the difference.
5
If I don't have something good to say, I skip the subject.
6
Though some sources said, the Canadian financial company could also skip Japan.
7
Five Republican U.S. senators said this week they would skip the convention.
8
The concern prompted Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to skip the summit.
9
Last week, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush said he would skip it.
10
Seven studies found that overweight children are more likely to skip breakfast.
11
There was one, however, that the Blues forward might prefer to skip.
12
But she also might vote for a third-party candidate or skip voting.
13
If there is an odd number of tables, no skip is necessary.
14
It's best to skip the disposables in favor of reusables when possible.
15
The actress suggested she might skip the awards show altogether this year.
16
I'll skip the work-energy principle since it doesn't matter too much here.
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Skip through the time
Skip across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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