Child skips through the park.

Meaning: This sentence describes the action of a child moving through a park in a playful and energetic manner.

Choice of Words: Child refers to a young person. Skip means to move or jump lightly and quickly. Through means to move from one side to the other of something. Park is a public area with green space for recreation. When you put them together, "Child skips through the park" conjures an image of a carefree child joyfully hopping and jumping through a park.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Boy skips through park.
• Child skips school, plays games.
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• Little girl happily skips rope with friends.
• Little girl skips along sidewalk happily.
• She skips happily to school.
• Girl skips happily with rope.
• She skips happily around the living room.