硬着头皮 (yìng zhe tóu pí) — To grit one's teeth and...
This phrase means 'to grit one's teeth and go through with something', often despite fear or hesitation. It's about facing challenges head-on.
Example Usage
虽然我很紧张，但我还是硬着头皮去演讲。
Even though I was very nervous, I gritted my teeth and went through with the speech.
Cultural Context
Used to uplift and encourage perseverance in the face of adversity.
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