スキップ

すきっぷ
noun / suru verb
skip, skipping
1. skipping (gait)
A light, bouncy way of moving by hopping on alternate feet. Often associated with children or a happy, carefree mood.
子供(こども)がスキップしている。
The child is skipping along.
(うれ)しくてスキップしたくなった。
I was so happy I felt like skipping.
公園(こうえん)でスキップしながら(うた)っている(おんな)()がいた。
There was a girl skipping and singing in the park.
2. skip, omit
To pass over or omit something, such as a step in a process, a track on an album, or a turn in a game.
この(きょく)はスキップして。
Skip this song.
(あさ)(はん)をスキップした。
I skipped breakfast.
広告(こうこく)はスキップできるまで5(びょう)()ってください。
Please wait 5 seconds until you can skip the ad.

USAGE:
Used as both a noun and a suru verb. Sense 1 (the bouncy gait) is well established in Japanese. Sense 2 (omitting) has become increasingly common with digital media, where skipping songs, ads, and steps is routine.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • スキップする: to skip
  • スキップボタン: skip button
  • 広告(こうこく)をスキップ: skip an ad