Intermediate
Bite the bullet-English Idioms video by Gomathi on Englishcafe (video lesson-9)
Posted on: 09 Feb, 2009 06:49 PM GMT
Bite The Bullet Idioms Videos
Meaning of "Bite the bullet" idioms in videos by Gomathi on Englishcafe.
"Biting the Bullet", the English Idiom is explained in the video. Bullet comes out of the gun. Biting the bullet has a direct meaning as biting the bullet in the mouth. English Idioms are Idioms that denote an indirect meaning depending on the situation. English Idioms do not give the direct meaning of the words used. Animation is used for understanding English Idioms easily.
Biting the bullet=difficult situation
Submitted by Gomathi on 18 Feb, 2009 05:35 AM GMT
could you give an example plz to make it easier to get it ?
thanks
Sure, I am editing all the videos to include examples, just taking some time to post the edited videos. Thanks for suggesting:)
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Submitted by Gomathi on 18 Feb, 2009 05:33 AM GMT
In the days before anesthesia surgery would be very painful and a person would be given a piece of leather or a soft lead bullet to bite on to prevent breaking teeth from grinding teeth together from pain. The idiom means "to get through a difficult or painful situation"
I can't afford a new car but my old car can't be fixed so I will have to bite the bullet and buy a new one anyway.
I didn't read the assingment but I will bite the bullet and take the examination.
My friend is a terrible cook but I don't want to hurt her
feelings so I bite the bullet and make sure I have some antacid
tablets when I go there for dinner.
Thanks Auntcat for giving beautiful explanation for the idiom with examples:)
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Submitted by Auntcat on 16 Feb, 2009 08:34 AM GMT
could you give an example plz to make it easier to get it ?
thanks
In the days before anesthesia surgery would be very painful and a person would be given a piece of leather or a soft lead bullet to bite on to prevent breaking teeth from grinding teeth together from pain. The idiom means "to get through a difficult or painful situation"
I can't afford a new car but my old car can't be fixed so I will have to bite the bullet and buy a new one anyway.
I didn't read the assingment but I will bite the bullet and take the examination.
My friend is a terrible cook but I don't want to hurt her feelings so I bite the bullet and make sure I have some antacid tablets when I go there for dinner.
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