skip in English: To move forward with little jumps, or to not do something you would normally do. (verb)

Translation

To move forward with little jumps, or to not do something you would normally do.

Word origin

Probably from an Old Norse word such as skopa, meaning to take a run; the exact source is not certain.

Verb typeregular (skip, skips, skipped)

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Here "skip" means to move with light little jumps.

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Here "skip" means to not do something you usually do.

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Here "skip" means to pass over something and leave it out.

jump

To push up off the ground with your feet so your body goes into the air.

run

To move on your feet faster than walking.

miss

To fail to catch, hit, or reach something, or to feel sad that someone is not there.

school

A place where children go to learn from teachers.

rope

Thick strong string made by twisting many thin threads together.

hop

To jump a short way, on one foot or with both feet together, like a rabbit or a bird.

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