()()ばし

よみとばし
noun
skimming; skipping over while reading
1. skimming; skipping over while reading
The act of intentionally passing over parts of a text without reading them carefully or at all.
規約(きやく)()()ばしがちだ。
People tend to skim over the terms of service.
()()ばしをすると大事(だいじ)情報(じょうほう)見落(みお)とす。
If you skim, you'll miss important information.
(なが)小説(しょうせつ)()むとき、退屈(たいくつ)場面(ばめん)()()ばしをしてしまうことがある。
When reading a long novel, I sometimes end up skipping over the boring scenes.

The noun form of the verb ()()ばす (to skim; to skip while reading). Describes the action of deliberately not reading parts of a text, whether out of impatience, disinterest, or efficiency.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ()()ばしをする: to do skimming; to skip parts
  • ()()ばしがちだ: tend to skim over
  • ()()ばし禁止(きんし): no skipping (instruction)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • (なな)()み: skimming; reading diagonally — implies scanning quickly for key points rather than skipping entirely
  • ()ばし()み: skip-reading — same meaning, reversed word order; less common
  • 速読(そくどく): speed reading — a technique for reading quickly while maintaining comprehension