skip

saltarse, omitir

Decidir no hacer, leer o incluir algo.

En inglés sencillo: To choose not to do, read, or include something.

• Skip the last question.
• I skipped breakfast because I was late.
• Can we skip this part of the video?

Sinónimos: leave out, omit, miss out

Antónimos: include

Expresiones frecuentes: skip a question, skip breakfast, skip a chapter

saltarse, omitir

Dejar sin hacer o pasar por alto una parte de una serie o actividad.

En inglés sencillo: To miss or leave out one part of a series or activity.

• You skipped a step.
• The old record keeps skipping.
• My heart skipped a beat when I saw her.

Sinónimos: miss, omit, leave out

Expresiones frecuentes: skip a beat, skip a step, skip a track

saltar a la comba, saltar la cuerda

Saltar repetidamente sobre una cuerda que se hace pasar por encima de la cabeza y debajo de los pies.

En inglés sencillo: To jump again and again over a rope that you swing over your head and under your feet.

• We skip in the playground.
• She skips rope every morning.
• Can you skip a hundred times without stopping?

Sinónimos: jump rope

Expresiones frecuentes: skip rope, skip for exercise, learn to skip

ir dando saltitos

Avanzar dando pequeños saltos, primero sobre un pie y luego sobre el otro.

En inglés sencillo: To move forward with little jumps, first on one foot and then on the other.

• The children skipped home.
• She skipped happily along the path.
• He was skipping across the garden with his little sister.

Sinónimos: hop

Expresiones frecuentes: skip along something, skip down something, skip across something

jefe del jefe

Persona que dirige a tu jefe directo.

En inglés sencillo: The person who manages your manager.

• My skip approved the plan.
• I meet with my skip once a month.
• Have you asked your skip about the promotion?

Sinónimos: skip-level manager

Expresiones frecuentes: my skip manager, meet my skip, ask your skip