Beat Around the Bush Idiom Meaning

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The equivalent of this idiom in Czech is 'walk around in hot porridge' (chodit kolem horké kaše). What about you? Does you language have its own equivalent to 'beat around the bush?'

[@elvi9554]

We have this similar idiom in our language its .. "Bringing the hand around the head to touch your nose"
" instead you touch it directly from the front ". Thank you for the lovely idioms.

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Fascinating! What language, if you don't mind my asking?

[@elvi9554]

Tamil language. "Thalayai chutri mookkai thidudhal"

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@@elvi9554 Thank you!

[@glenwicks4976]

That's very clever actually!

[@fundatunc]

thanks

[@adelhd-nf2qp]

just ,,, thank you it is to the point content --- greetings from Algeria

[@gurmandeepsingh9473]

nice

[@austinalbright08]

If you beat around the bush, the bush become outlined

[@simersardarni767]

I think it's the voice of Raman sir moga ..or not????

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Just me, Eric. 🙂

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