dodge
/dɒdʒ/ verb [T] informalDefinition
› to avoid something, especially illegally: He has repeatedly dodged questions from reporters. The company filed for bankruptcy, seeking to dodge $445,000 in debts. Many people caught dodging tax were doing so to hide capital gains made on the stock market.
(Definition of dodge verb from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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