Skip over Meaning in English
expression
释义
To move past or ignore something, such as a part in a text, list, or conversation, without paying attention to it.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used when reading, listening, or reviewing information. More informal; alternatives include "pass over" (slightly more formal) or "leave out" (for omission). Often followed by an object: "skip over a question." Less commonly, can be used for physical movement, but usually about abstract things.
例句
Please skip over any questions you don't understand.
basic
He skipped over the long story and went straight to the point.
basic
You shouldn't skip over important details in your homework.
basic
Instead of reading the whole article, I just skipped over to the conclusion.
natural
Let’s skip over the boring parts and focus on what matters.
natural
If you skip over that step, the recipe won't work right.
natural