Kick into touch Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To reject, postpone, or ignore a project, idea, or issue, usually so that it won't be dealt with soon. Often used to avoid making a decision.
Usage & Nuances
Chiefly British, informal; often used about plans, proposals, or problems in business or politics. Similar to 'put on the back burner' or 'set aside'. Not common in American English. Usually suggests someone is avoiding dealing with something.
Example Sentences
The manager decided to kick into touch the new proposal.
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They want to kick into touch any talk about layoffs.
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The committee chose to kick into touch the controversial issue.
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We'd better just kick into touch the plan for now and focus on something else.
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Every time a tough question comes up, they just kick it into touch.
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The government has kicked into touch the idea of raising taxes this year.
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