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skip

[skip] / skɪp /




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Without skipping a beat, Mr. Gehry gave me a hard stare and said, “I know who you are.”

From The Wall Street Journal

And let’s be real: this isn’t some “skip avocado toast and you’ll own a house someday” logic.

From Salon

The centerpiece room of the ship will house a giant interactive screen, in which guests can twist knobs and panels to skip across different intergalactic worlds — or perhaps they’re just dreams.

From Los Angeles Times

The left-hander spent 23 balls in the 90s, seven of them on 99, before skipping down the pitch to clip Webster to mid-wicket for four.

From BBC

They are tied to concrete situations, such as choosing between salad and pasta or deciding whether to skip a serving.

From Science Daily