beat around the bush means:

ATry to hide in the bush

BMaking excuses

CTo avid talking about what is important.

DTo talk rubbish

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Correct Answer: C: To avid talking about what is important.

Explanation: The correct answer is C: To avoid talking about what is important. 'Beat around the bush' means to avoid the main topic — to talk indirectly without addressing the key point.

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