kitér

To avoid dealing with something, especially a responsibility, duty, or difficult question.

To make a sudden quick movement to avoid being hit, seen, or caught.

To avoid discussing, answering, or dealing with something directly, often to escape blame or difficulty.

To avoid dealing with responsibilities, problems, or unpleasant situations by getting away from them, sometimes only metaphorically.

To suddenly move or turn away from an intended path or direction, especially to avoid something.

To avoid dealing with, talking about, or obeying something directly, especially a difficult subject, rule, or problem.

To call attention to or briefly refer to something in speech or writing, especially in formal, legal, or old‑fashioned style, usually followed by “to”.