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What does the idiom “Beat around the bush” mean?

A. To search everywhere
B. To avoid talking about the main point✓ Correct Answer
C. To work in a garden
D. To speak very directly

💡 Solution & Explanation

The idiom “Beat around the bush” means “to avoid talking about the main point”. An idiom's meaning is not the same as the meaning of its separate words, so read it as a whole phrase.

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