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skimskim /skɪm / verb (skim·ming, skimmed)- [transitive] to remove something from the surface of a liquid（从液体表面）撇去◆to skim the fat off the gravy撇去肉汁上的油脂
- [intransitive, transitive] skim (through / over) sth to read something quickly in order to get the main idea, without paying attention to the details and without reading every word略读；浏览◆I usually just skim through the newspaper in the morning.早晨我通常只是浏览一下报纸。 SYN scan
- [intransitive, transitive] to move quickly over a surface, near it but without touching it, or without touching it very often掠过；擦过◆The plane flew very low, skimming the tops of the buildings.飞机飞得很低，从楼顶掠过。◆I watched a big bird skim across the water.我看见一只大鸟贴着水面飞过。
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