Meaning
To avoid saying something directly or getting to the point.
Cultural Background
In Spain, directness is often appreciated in business, so this phrase is used frequently to keep meetings efficient.
Use it with 'no'
It is almost always used in the negative to demand clarity.
Meaning
To avoid saying something directly or getting to the point.
Use it with 'no'
It is almost always used in the negative to demand clarity.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the idiom.
Por favor, no te ______ con rodeos.
The negative imperative requires the subjunctive form 'andes'.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesPor favor, no te ______ con rodeos.
The negative imperative requires the subjunctive form 'andes'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsIt can be, depending on the tone. Use it carefully.
Related Phrases
Irse por las ramas
synonymTo go off on tangents
