Significado
omitir, saltar, eludir, pasar por alto
El verbo "skip" se utiliza para indicar la acción de no hacer algo que normalmente se haría, ya sea por elección o por necesidad. Puede referirse a omitir una parte de un proceso, como saltarse una comida o una página de un libro, o evitar una actividad o evento, como eludir una reunión. Es una palabra versátil que se aplica en contextos tanto formales como informales.
💡 While "skip" is often used in casual contexts, in academic writing it is important to clarify the rationale behind any omission to avoid misinterpretation of the argument or analysis.
Frases de Ejemplo
Palabra en Contexto
When
the
department
scheduled
consecutive
presentations
,
Maria
decided
to
skip
the
opening
talk
to
conserve
her
attention
for
the
panel
that
followed
.
She
rationalized
the
omission
as
a
pragmatic
choice
,
believing
the
chair's
summary
would
capture
essential
points
and
that
active
engagement
during
the
later
debate
would
be
more
valuable
.
Still
,
she
felt
a
slight
unease
about
bypassing
perspectives
she
had
not
yet
considered
,
so
she
reviewed
abstracts
and
notes
on
her
phone
between
sessions
.
Her
preparation
allowed
her
to
pose
incisive
questions
and
to
connect
diverse
arguments
,
which
reassured
her
that
the
temporary
omission
had
not
compromised
her
understanding
.
By
the
end
of
the
afternoon
she
concluded
that
selectively
skipping
certain
elements
can
be
legitimate
when
it
helps
to
prioritize
depth
over
breadth
without
losing
intellectual
curiosity
.
Usos Comunes
skip a step
skip over details
skip to conclusions
Sinónimos
Palabras Relacionadas
No olvides nunca "skip"
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