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Bite the bullet

To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage.

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Take the bull by the horns

To deal with a difficult situation in a direct and confident way.

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Leave no stone unturned

To try every possible way to achieve something.

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Bite off more than you can chew

To take on a task that is too difficult to manage.

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Back to the drawing board

To start planning something again because the previous attempt failed.

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Miss the boat

To miss an opportunity because you acted too slowly.

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Burn bridges

To destroy relationships in a way that makes it impossible to go back.

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Cry over spilled milk

To waste time being upset about something that has already happened and can't be changed.

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Cross that bridge when you come to it

To deal with a problem only when it actually happens, not before.

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Take it with a grain of salt

To not fully believe something and treat it with some doubt.

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Get your act together

To organize yourself and start behaving in a more effective way.

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Wrap your head around something

To understand a difficult idea or situation.

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Face the music

To accept the unpleasant results of your actions.

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Weather the storm

To survive a difficult period.

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