English, asked by riyasingh229, 3 months ago

write meaning of the idion
1. bite off more than you can chew .
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Answered by srishti1519

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The expression "biting off more than you can chew" means to take on too much. You agree to do more than you actually can. I think it is safe to say that we have all been there. For example, you really want to do something or you want to prove something to yourself or others.

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Answered by kushwahatushar135

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it means that they are trying to do which is very difficult for them

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