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skim
UK
/skɪm/
US
/skɪm/
skim along
skim down
skim off
skim over
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skim
noun
skims
pl
UK
/skɪm/
US
/skɪm/
поверхностный слой
The skim of oil on the water was visible from the shore.
Поверхностный слой масла на воде был виден с берега.
обезжиренное молоко
I prefer to drink skim milk with my cereal.
Я предпочитаю пить обезжиренное молоко с моими хлопьями.
Traductions supplémentaires
обзор
снятие пены
Synonymes
sweep
scan
overview
glance
surface
skim
verb
skimmed
Past Simple
skimmed
Past Participle
skimming
Gerund
UK
/skɪm/
US
/skɪm/
снимать
She skimmed the cream from the milk.
Она сняла сливки с молока.
просматривать
He skimmed through the report before the meeting.
Он просмотрел отчет перед встречей.
скользить
The bird skimmed over the surface of the water.
Птица скользила над поверхностью воды.
Traductions supplémentaires
обезжиривать
зачерпнуть
сгущать
Synonymes
scan
sweep
flick through
peruse
skim over
browse
glance
skim
adjective
UK
/skɪm/
US
/skɪm/
Used attributively, especially in the phrase "skim milk", meaning low-fat.
Synonymes
skimmed
nonfat
fat-free
low-fat
part-skim
Définitions
skim
noun
A thin layer or film that forms on the surface of a liquid.
She removed the skim from the top of the soup before serving it.
A quick or superficial reading or examination of something.
He gave the report a quick skim before the meeting.
A method of fraudulently taking small amounts of money over time.
The accountant was caught in a skim operation that siphoned funds from the company.
skim
verb
To remove a substance from the surface of a liquid.
She used a spoon to skim the cream off the top of the milk.
To read or glance through something quickly.
He skimmed the report to get a general idea of its contents.
To move or pass swiftly and lightly over a surface.
The bird skimmed the surface of the water as it flew by.
To embezzle or steal money in small amounts over time.
The accountant was caught skimming funds from the company accounts.
To throw or propel (a flat object) so that it glides or bounces lightly across the surface of water or another liquid.
They spent the afternoon skimming stones across the pond.
skim
adjective
Having had most of the cream or fat removed; very low in fat.
She prefers skim milk to whole milk.
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