Skipping

Pronunciation: /ˈskɪpɪŋ/

Skipping (noun)

  1. An activity where you jump over a rope that you swing under your feet.
  2. The act of not doing or leaving out something.

Examples

  • Skipping is a great way to improve fitness.
  • Children enjoy skipping during recess.

Common collocations: skipping rope, daily skipping, skipping meals, skipping class, start skipping

Skipping (verb)

  1. To jump over a rope that you swing under your feet.
  2. To not do or leave out something.

Examples

  • She enjoys skipping in the park.
  • Skipping helps improve coordination.

Synonyms of Skipping

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Skipping

  • — referring to being stationary
  • — referring to being seated