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Synonyms for "skip" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for skip in English

skip:

to skip verbe (skips, skipped, skipping)

  1. to skip
    to skip
    • skip verbe (skips, skipped, skipping)
  2. to skip
    – bypass 1
    to skip; to jump; to pass over; skip over
    – bypass 1
    • skip verbe (skips, skipped, skipping)
      • He skipped a row in the text and so the sentence was incomprehensible1
    • jump verbe (jumps, jumped, jumping)
    • pass over verbe (passes over, passed over, passing over)
    • skip over verbe
  3. to skip
    – cause to skip over a surface 1
    to skip; to skim; skitter
    – cause to skip over a surface 1
    • skip verbe (skips, skipped, skipping)
    • skim verbe (skims, skimmed, skimming)
    • skitter verbe
  4. to skip
    – bound off one point after another 1
    to skip; bound off
    – bound off one point after another 1
  5. to skip
    – jump lightly 1
    to skip; to hop; hop-skip
    – jump lightly 1
    • skip verbe (skips, skipped, skipping)
    • hop verbe (hops, hopped, hopping)
    • hop-skip verbe
  6. to skip
    – leave suddenly 1
    to skip; decamp; vamoose
    – leave suddenly 1
    • skip verbe (skips, skipped, skipping)
      • skip town1
    • decamp verbe
      • She persuaded him to decamp1
    • vamoose verbe
  7. to skip
    – intentionally fail to attend 1
    to cut; to skip
    – intentionally fail to attend 1
    • cut verbe (cuts, cut, cutting)
      • cut class1
    • skip verbe (skips, skipped, skipping)
  8. to skip
    – When performing an operation over a group of items, to leave intact an item because it cannot be operated due to some or other reason. E.g. when copying a group of files, the files currently opened for writing will not be copied. 2
    to skip
    – When performing an operation over a group of items, to leave intact an item because it cannot be operated due to some or other reason. E.g. when copying a group of files, the files currently opened for writing will not be copied. 2
    • skip verbe (skips, skipped, skipping)

Conjugations for skip:

present
  1. skip
  2. skip
  3. skips
  4. skip
  5. skip
  6. skip
simple past
  1. skipped
  2. skipped
  3. skipped
  4. skipped
  5. skipped
  6. skipped
present perfect
  1. have skipped
  2. have skipped
  3. has skipped
  4. have skipped
  5. have skipped
  6. have skipped
past continuous
  1. was skipping
  2. were skipping
  3. was skipping
  4. were skipping
  5. were skipping
  6. were skipping
future
  1. shall skip
  2. will skip
  3. will skip
  4. shall skip
  5. will skip
  6. will skip
continuous present
  1. am skipping
  2. are skipping
  3. is skipping
  4. are skipping
  5. are skipping
  6. are skipping
subjunctive
  1. be skipped
  2. be skipped
  3. be skipped
  4. be skipped
  5. be skipped
  6. be skipped
diverse
  1. skip!
  2. let's skip!
  5. skipped
  6. skipping
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

skip [the ~] nom

  1. the skip
    the skip; the hop
  2. the skip
    – a mistake resulting from neglect 1
    the omission; the skip
    – a mistake resulting from neglect 1
  3. the skip
    – a gait in which steps and hops alternate 1
    the skip
    – a gait in which steps and hops alternate 1

Related Words for "skip":

  • skips

Alternate Synonyms for "skip":


Related Definitions for "skip":

  1. a mistake resulting from neglect1
  2. a gait in which steps and hops alternate1
  3. bypass1
    • He skipped a row in the text and so the sentence was incomprehensible1
  4. cause to skip over a surface1
  5. bound off one point after another1
  6. jump lightly1
  7. leave suddenly1
    • skip town1
  8. intentionally fail to attend1
  9. When performing an operation over a group of items, to leave intact an item because it cannot be operated due to some or other reason. E.g. when copying a group of files, the files currently opened for writing will not be copied.2

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