[v] Skip meaning (omit intentionally) with 5 examples

Skip (2)
/skɪp/
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To pass over or leave something out deliberately.

Example sentences:

He decided to skip breakfast this morning.
She skipped the last chapter of the book because it was boring.
They skipped the meeting to finish another project.
I always skip ads when watching videos online.
We can skip this section and move to the next one.

Common usage tip(s):

"Skip" is often used when someone deliberately avoids or ignores something.
It's commonly used for routines (like meals) or when skipping over information.