How to pronounce “bite off” in English

going to bite off more than you could chew so to speak.

It takes the bite off the shallot, and the shallot infuses the vinegar.

Am I likely to bite off the head of somebody I work with?

So you just bite off pieces of it any time.

But my main project that I could bite off what I wanted is a series hoping to improve, not hoping,

It's like you sort of bite off a lot and really sell yourself, and then you have to sort of figure it out on the job.

And I just love the fact that we can bite off a little more of the unknown each day and so become more skillful at this aspect

No offense to-- but it just feels like if you bite off more than you can chew, you're going to choke.

Like what we would do to take the bite off of that slowly devouring recognition and it

again, like I said you don't have to bite off more than you can chew.

To bite off the second question first, so when we set

that once a week and every week I I think okay what do I want to bite off when it comes to these

It's a neat thing, but you always bite off more than you can chew, and you'll never go hungry.

But the fact is, when he tried to go after these fundamental structural reforms, he tried to bite off too much in 2005 during that special election.

How can what I bite off every day contribute to

Every time you set the weekly ones, you can bite off a bit of that goal that you can bring down to earth on that daily level.