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Jessi
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Procrastinate means to generally take a long time to do something, but isn't a word we would normally use for "beating around the bush", though the meaning is close. I'm not sure if there is one word for that phrase.
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Guest
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To procrastinate means to not do anything when something needs to be done. To beat around the bush means to say a lot but not get to the point. They do not mean the same thing.
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Norman B.
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Instead of "To procrastinate", in Spanish we say "posponer"
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September 21, 2011
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Instead of "To procrastinate", in we say "aplazar, darle vueltas al asunto"
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August 24, 2011
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Instead of "To procrastinate", in German we say "reden"
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