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Meanings of skip over in English
Usage of skip over in English
1
Ok, I am going to skip over many of the bigger details.
2
The only blot is a tendency to skip over corrugations when unladen.
3
He might skip over to them,-heknew they were men for emergencies.
4
Dunark, we'll skip over to that 'X' planet and load you up.
5
We skip over a flock of affrighted sheep in one of our bounds.
6
If you're looking for modesty, you can skip over his address.
7
Either go into all the little details, or skip over them.
8
Noting the outside compartment for gas, my eyes skip over another plastic container.
9
I'm going to skip over it and come to the funnier, happier part.
10
To skip over this is to the Sussexes' ultimate detriment.
11
You are fortunate I don't just skip over you and name him as heir.
12
But doing so would skip over the point entirely.
13
Image via Huawei Mobile SA Video functionality Let's not skip over the video features, either.
14
Believe it or not, I might pick up on something that you could skip over.
15
Both the Vernacular translators skip over the last word, thinking that prabhavasthanam, is one word.
16
We will now, with the reader's kind permission, skip over some months in our narrative.
This collocation consists of:
Skip over through the time
Skip over across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common