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The Tim じぁん!!!
It's overcast today. As I got up in the morning, I found my dad making miso soup, which was new. It turned out to taste good. Later, I decided to huddle up in my bed and watch some YouTubers' videos to whom I recently subscribed. During this time, I came across a phrase - “beat around the bush”. I asked my dad about it, and he took it literally, responding, “What do you mean, beat the bush?” He didn't know the correct meaning either. We both learned a new phrase, and I made the most of my extra break.
28 Şub 2024 11:11
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It's overcast today. As I got up in the morning, I found my dad making miso
soup, which was new. It turned out to taste good. Later, I decided to huddle up
in my bed and watch some YouTubers' videos to whom ( or “which”) I recently subscribed. During
this time, I came across a phrase - “beat around the bush”. I asked my dad about
it, and he took it literally, responding, “What do you mean, beat the bush?” He
didn't know the correct meaning either. We both learned a new phrase, and I made
the most of my extra break.
Probably mostly used in the negative - stop beating around the bush, get to the point.
Similar to pussyfoot around, although that’s more about action.
28 Şubat 2024
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The Tim じぁん!!!
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