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What does 'to kick into the long grass' mean?

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Learn a new English expression in three minutes. Sometimes its hard to make a decision or to do some work that you dont really want to do. Maybe you should kick it into the long grass, which is what Rob is trying to do in this programme as he sets out to explain more about this English phrase
Date: 2020-09-18

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Comments and reviews: 3

Rishabh
I am never speak English in my life please help me
After 3 months my college fest is coming and teachers said me your are anchor or you host this fest in English
But I never speak English in my life help me to become good speaker in English
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Sarah
Hi Im Korean! I want to improve my English speaking So I started to study from this BBC learning English last weekend!
Thank you uploading videos and Id hope my English will be fluency!
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anjumanara
I want to reduce my weight that's why I want to do regular exercise and maintain a proper diet plan but
All the time I kick the plan into the long grass.
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