to grit one's teeth, to bite the bullet
to rattle, clack, rattling, clacking · to chatter, chattering (of teeth) · to play the castañas
çekim: geçmiş castañeé · ortaç castañeado · şimdiki castañea
eş: castañetear
to grit one's teeth
çekim: geçmiş strétto i denti · ortaç strétto i denti
eş: tenere duro
köken: Literally, “to tighten the teeth”.
L'aria penetrava a forza nei polmoni ed erompeva in profondi gemiti che, neppure stringendo i denti, lui riusciva a trattenere.
Rusçaскрежета́ть зуба́ми, скрипе́ть зуба́ми, сти́скивать зу́бы, сти́снуть зу́бы
Felemenkçedoor de zure appel heen bijten, knarsetanden /ˈknɑr.səˌtɑn.də(n)/ to grind or gnash one's teeth
çekim: geçmiş knarsetandden · ortaç geknarsetand · şimdiki knarsetandt · ulaç knarsetandend
eş: bruxisme
köken: Compound of knarsen + tand + -en.
aile: geknarsetand
Portekizceranger os dentes
to clench one's teeth · to grit one's teeth (face up to a difficult or disagreeable situation and deal with it, endure), (sometimes) to hunker down
çekim: geçmiş bet ihop
köken: From bita (“bite”) + ihop (“together”), in the sense of clenching one's teeth.
Det spöregnade, men bron måste repareras så snabbt som möjligt, så det var bara att bita ihop och arbeta
to grit one's teeth (to face up to a difficult or disagreeable situation, and deal with it)
köken: Literally, “to clench [one's] teeth”.
Ukraynacaзці́пити зу́би, зці́плювати зу́би, сти́снути зу́би
to bite the bullet, grit one's teeth
köken: purra (“to bite”) + hammasta (“the tooth”)
Norveççebite tennene sammen
Taycaกัดฟัน, ขบฟัน, บดฟัน
Tagalogcalumangutngot, pagngalatin
Belarusçaсашчамі́ць зу́бы, сашчамля́ць зу́бы