Escape from
Escape from verb - Get rid of.
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Skip and escape from are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Skip" instead a verb "Escape from".
Skip
Skip verb - To move with a light springing step.
Escape from and skip are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Escape from" instead a verb "Skip".
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The film Cast Away has a four year skip in the middle of it, between Tom Hanks' initial efforts to survive on the island, and his eventual escape from it.
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It comes during a fast paced escape from the Pigmasks as they start to take over and comes right before the return of Lucas and the time skip.
Source: Video Game / MOTHER 3 -
Time Skip: The period of several years between Dantes' escape from prison and his introduction into French society.
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