Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase highlighted in the sentence.
Swati always beats about the bush in her arguments.

Correct option is C

The idiom "beats about the bush" means "to go about something in a roundabout way."
· This idiom refers to avoiding the main topic or not speaking directly about the issue.
· Hindi Meaning: मुद्दे पर सीधे बात न करना।
· Example: Instead of answering the question directly, he kept beating about the bush.
Meanings of other options:
· To talk about the bush: Incorrect; this is a literal interpretation.
· To speak like hunters around the bush: Incorrect and unrelated.
· To talk to the point: Incorrect; this is the opposite of the idiom's meaning.