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skip out on someone/something
phrasal verb with skipverbuk /skɪp/ us /skɪp/-pp-
US
to avoid doing something that you should do; to leave someone when they need your help: 逃避应该做的事；当别人需要帮助时躲避
He explained why he skipped out on a live radio appearance.他解释了为什么逃避参加一次电台直播节目。
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skip out (on something/someone) | American Dictionary
skip out (on something/someone)
phrasal verb with skipverbus/skɪp/
to avoid a responsibility, esp. by leaving or not appearing:
He explained why he skipped out on a live radio appearance.
I was hoping I might be able to skip out at 4 o’clock, but my boss wants this done by Monday.
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