skip

Sekerek yürümek

To move forward with light hopping steps, lifting one foot then the other.

• The children skipped happily down the street.
• She skipped along the sidewalk with joy.
• Students who skip foundational mathematics courses often struggle with advanced calculus because they lack essential problem-solving techniques.
• Researchers advise against the temptation to skip peer review processes, as rigorous evaluation strengthens the credibility of scientific publications.
• Some migrant bird species skip traditional stopover sites during their journey when favorable wind conditions allow for longer continuous flight segments.
• It is unwise to skip the calibration step in laboratory protocols, since inaccurate measurements can invalidate an entire experimental dataset.

Eş anlamlılar: hop, bounce, leap, jump

Zıt anlamlılar: walk, trudge, plod

Atlamak, geçmek

To pass over or omit something; to not do or attend something.

• I decided to skip breakfast this morning.
• You can skip chapter three if you're short on time.
• He skipped class to go to the beach.

Eş anlamlılar: omit, bypass, pass over, miss

Zıt anlamlılar: attend, include, do

İp atlamak

To jump lightly over something, especially a rope swung under the feet.

• She skips rope for exercise every morning.
• The kids were skipping in the playground.

Eş anlamlılar: jump rope, jump

Sıçrama, zıplama

A light hopping or jumping movement.

• She walked with a little skip in her step.
• He gave a skip of excitement.

Eş anlamlılar: hop, jump, bounce