Collocations for "skid"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "skid" in context.
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skid
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [side, sideways, broadside, long, screeching] skid
- a skid on the [track, road, path, highway]
- the [bike, motorcycle, car] went into a skid
- turned the [wheel] in the direction of the skid
- in order to [prevent, avoid] skids
- the [logs, lumber] came off the skids
- [retract, open] the landing skids
- the skids of the [craft, airplane, shuttle]
- skid on the [floor, pavement, ice]
- skid across the [floor]
- skid into [a fence, the road, a tree]
- skid a [car, bike, trolley] into [a fence]
- she skidded the car [accidentally]
- the [car] skidded
- skid to a [stop, halt]
- skid through the [light, intersection, stop sign]
- [sales, profits, market share] skidded
- follow the wheel skid marks
- slang: a prisoner on skid row
- skid-resistant [materials, tires]
'skid' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):