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Bite the bullet meaning | English from movies
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Theo . I'm the now my nap.
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Hana So a a nap?
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State and Main No, . It's to rip the Aid off.
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Creator It's to the .
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A Matter of Faith the , Whitaker.
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Theo . I'll the and him now.
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Hana . He's on for ten .
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Question 1
Your friend has avoided calling an angry customer all day. What can you say?
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Question 2
Someone broke a rule at work and must now meet the boss. Which line fits best?
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Question 3
What does "rip the Band Aid off" mean?
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Question 4
Which line is nervous and a little funny, said just before you try something?
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Question 5
In the Short, why does Theo say "I'll bite the bullet and call him now"?
La réponse en bref
Bite the bullet and 2 more ways to face hard tasks
"Bite the bullet" means you finally do a hard or unpleasant thing you were avoiding. To say you will do the painful part quickly, use "It's time to rip the Band Aid off." To say someone must accept the results of a mistake, use "Face the music."
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It's time to rip the Band Aid off. Ton: Casual and quick
Use it when a painful task will hurt less if you do it fast, like giving bad news or ending something. It sounds informal, so avoid it in very formal writing.
“No, Jack. It's time to rip the Band Aid off.”
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It's time to bite the bullet. Ton: Brave and firm
Use it when you or someone else has been avoiding a hard task and now must do it. It works at work and at home, but it doesn't fit a task that is only boring and not difficult.
“It's time to bite the bullet.”
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Face the music. Ton: Serious, owning the blame
Use it when someone made a mistake and now has to accept what happens next, such as criticism or punishment. Don't use it for a hard task that isn't connected to a mistake.
“Face the music, mister Whitaker.”
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Let's just get it over with. Ton: Tired but ready
Use it when you want an unpleasant task to be finished soon. It can sound a little negative, so don't say it about something a friend is excited about.
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I've been putting this off for too long. Ton: Honest, a bit guilty
Use it to admit that you delayed a task and now want to start. It is natural in speech and in emails to friends or coworkers.
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Here goes nothing. Ton: Nervous, light
Say it right before you try something hard or risky. It's casual and a little humorous, so it doesn't fit serious situations like apologizing for a big mistake.
Erreurs fréquentes
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À corriger
I bit the bullet and ate a delicious dinner.Formulation conseillée I bit the bullet and finally called the bank.
Bite the bullet is only for hard or unpleasant things. A nice dinner isn't something you need courage for.
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À corriger
It's time to face the music and start my new job.Formulation conseillée It's time to bite the bullet and start my new job.
Face the music means accepting the results of a mistake. A new job is hard but isn't a punishment, so bite the bullet fits better.
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À corriger
It's time to rip off the Band Aid slowly.Formulation conseillée It's time to rip the Band Aid off.
The whole idea is speed. Adding slowly breaks the meaning, because the image is a fast pull that hurts for only a second.
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