What does the idiom ‘Bite the bullet’ mean?

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The idiom 'Bite the bullet' means to face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage and determination, accepting that it cannot be avoided. The phrase originates from the practice of having patients bite on a bullet during surgery without anesthesia to help endure the pain. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Face a difficult situation with courage.'

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