long grass

verb

单词	long grass
释义	long grass verb Other entries for this word kick something into the long grass phrase DEFINITIONS1 1 to kick something into the long grass - to delay a decision or course of action indefinitely The long grassing of runway 3 is disgraceful. Shows the stupidity of putting Justine Greening, the main opponent, in the transport job. Also Boris Johnson quoted in the Times: The attempt to try and long-grass it for three years into the other side of the election is just not realistic. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 16/08/2012 Open Dictionary - August2012 Verb☞long grass
随便看	be getting/coming along be getting/going nowhere fast beggar beggar belief/description beggars can’t be choosers beggar-thy-neighbor begging bowl begging letter begin beginner beginner’s luck beginning be glad of something be glad to do something be glued to something beg off be going begging be going soft (in the head) be going spare be going to do something begone begonia be good company be good to go beg or borrow something