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    This document provides a list of idioms and expressions related to "beating around the bush", including alternatives to directly addressing or discussing a topic. Some examples given are "mass production" meaning discussing a topic at length without getting to the point, "high profile" meaning discussing prominent or important matters, and "armchair rally driver" meaning commenting on or criticizing something without direct experience. A total of 15 idioms and expressions are given as alternatives to straightforward or direct communication.

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    This document provides a list of idioms and expressions related to "beating around the bush", including alternatives to directly addressing or discussing a topic. Some examples given are "mass production" meaning discussing a topic at length without getting to the point, "high profile" meaning discussing prominent or important matters, and "armchair rally driver" meaning commenting on or criticizing something without direct experience. A total of 15 idioms and expressions are given as alternatives to straightforward or direct communication.

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    IO ADV 10B S Beating About The Bush

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    This document provides a list of idioms and expressions related to "beating around the bush", including alternatives to directly addressing or discussing a topic. Some examples given are "mass production" meaning discussing a topic at length without getting to the point, "high profile" meaning discussing prominent or important matters, and "armchair rally driver" meaning commenting on or criticizing something without direct experience. A total of 15 idioms and expressions are given as alternatives to straightforward or direct communication.

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    10B Beating about the bush


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    mass production first light

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    high profile first lady

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    armchair rally driver first-hand

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    once in a lifetime first night

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    against the clock first aid

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    precise details from first to last

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    ardent fans first language

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    multi-million first and foremost

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    © Ceri Jones, Tania Bastow, Sue Kay and Vaughan Jones, 2001. Published by Macmillan Publishers Limited. This sheet may be photocopied and used within the class. Photocopiable

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