British English Idiom of the Week: “Bite the bullet” This idiom means to do something difficult or unpleasant that you’ve been avoiding. 🗣 Informal: “I didn’t want to visit the dentist, but I finally bit the bullet.” 💼 Formal: “We need to bite the bullet and implement the new policy, even if it’s unpopular.” Which version fits your style? Comment below with your own sentence!