skip

skip
skip [{{t}}skɪp] (pt & pp skipped, cont skipping)
1 intransitive verb
(a) (with skipping rope) sauter à la corde
(b) (jump) sautiller;
he skipped out of the way il s'est écarté d'un bond;
the children were skipping around in the garden les enfants gambadaient dans le jardin;
{{}}figurative{{}} the book keeps skipping from one subject to another le livre passe sans arrêt d'un sujet à l'autre
(c) {{}}familiar{{}} (go) faire un saut, aller ;
we skipped across to Paris for the weekend on a fait un saut à Paris pour le week-end;
he's just skipped out to the shops il vient d'aller faire des courses
2 transitive verb
(a) (omit) sauter, passer;
skip the details passez les détails, épargnez-nous les détails;
let's skip the next chapter sautons le chapitre suivant
(b) (miss → meeting, meal) sauter; {{}}School{{}} (class) sécher;
we decided to skip lunch nous avons décidé de sauter le déjeuner ou de ne pas déjeuner;
{{}}familiar{{}} to skip bail se dérober à la justice (alors qu'on jouit de la liberté provisoire);
{{}}figurative{{}} my heart skipped a beat mon cœur s'est arrêté de battre pendant une seconde;
{{}}familiar{{}} skip it! laisse tomber!
(c) {{}}familiar{{}} (leave) fuir, quitter ;
the thieves have probably skipped the country by now à l'heure qu'il est, les voleurs ont probablement quitté le pays
(d) {{}}Computing{{}} (command) sauter
3 noun
(a) {{}}familiar{{}} {{}}Nautical{{}} (gen) capitaine m; (of yacht) skipper m
(b) (jump) (petit) saut m;
with a little skip, she jumped over the rope d'un bond léger, elle sauta par-dessus la corde
(c) {{}}British{{}} (on lorry, for rubbish) benne f
skip off intransitive verb {{}}familiar{{}}
(a) (disappear) décamper;
they skipped off without doing the washing up ils ont décampé sans faire la vaisselle
(b) (go) faire un saut;
we skipped off to Greece for a holiday on est allés passer quelques jours de vacances en Grèce
skip over inseparable transitive verb
(omit) sauter, passer

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