pass the buck idiom meaning and sentence
pass the buck idiom meaning and sentence
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Pass the buck – its meaning is to avoid responsibility or blame for something by passing it on to another person.
Example – Bureaucrats passes the buck when they need to make the decisions.
State government pass the buck on coal mines to the central government.