US /baɪt ði ˈbʊlɪt/
・UK /bait ðə ˈbulit/
Next up, what does it mean to "bite the bullet"?
To bite the bullet means to endure a difficult or tough situation.
So I just thought I've got to bite the bullet and just make a video and I think it's appropriate because we're gonna be starting a new year soon. 2023 is coming up and I just want to wrap everything up before 2023 starts for a fresh new year.
I realized, like, people do not check the community tab, uh, so I just thought I've got to bite the bullet and just make a video,
You gotta bite the bullet, dude. Just ask her out.
You gotta bite the bullet, dude.
"Bite the bullet." We're going to go to the next one.
Bite the bullet.
Let's hear some examples of other people who have to bite the bullet.
I have a pile of work to finish, so I'm going to have to work all night - I guess I'll have to bite the bullet.
money I had to bite the bullet and do it.
I had to bite the bullet and five million
but sooner or later, governments are going to have to bite the bullet.
are going to have to bite the bullet.
Hi, today's idiom is bite the bullet.
Today's idiom is "bite the bullet." Let's watch a few examples of this idiom being used in real life.
It turns out, people who were able to bite the bullet and apologize are emotionally healthier than those who can't.
We're going to walk you through that difficult, awkward, sweaty moment when you have to take a deep breath and say, "I'm sorry." It turns out, people who are able to bite the bullet and apologize are emotionally healthier than those who can't.
A relativist would simply have to bite the bullet and say that that was indeed "right" for Nazi Germany.
A relativist would simply have to bite the bullet and say that that was indeed right for Nazi Germany.