1.
He forced himself to speak to her.
他硬着头皮和她搭话.
2.
She twisted her hands together, then drove herself on across the road.
她拧着双手，后来硬着头皮冲过马路去。
3.
We're short-staffed and everybody is under the gun.
我们人手不够，人人都在硬着头皮干。
4.
I guess you'll have to wing it.
我想你必须硬着头皮上场了。
5.
Don't be afraid of the violent storm, toughen yourselves and bear it.
不要怕惊涛骇浪，硬着头皮顶
6.
bite the `bullet accept sth unpleasant in a resigned way
硬着头皮接受不愉快的事物.
7.
He tried to brave it out when the police questioned him.
警察盘问他时, 他想硬着头皮顶过去.
8.
Mr. Lin had to brace himself up to speak. His heart was thumping fast.
林先生硬着头皮说，心里卜卜乱跳。
9.
We just had to stick it out and hear them through before hitting back.
在那个时候，就是要硬着头皮听，听了再反击。
10.
He really hates shopping but he goes anyway, and takes his medicine like a man.
他实在讨厌买东西, 但还是硬着头皮去了.
11.
I had steeled myself to brazen it out, though I was trembling inwardly.
我虽然内心在战栗，但是硬着头皮想挨过去。
12.
There was no salvation: she would have to go through with it.
她看不出哪里有救星，她必须硬着头皮苦撑下去。
13.
Red forced himself to ask,"Want me to take the Jap?"
雷德只好硬着头皮问：“这日本佬也叫我押了去？”
14.
Now that everyone knew the truth, the only thing to do was to brazen it out.
既然大家都知道真相了,只好硬着头皮撑过去。
15.
When we said we must toughen our scalps and bear it, we meant losing sleep and appetite for those two or three weeks.
我们讲硬着头皮顶住，也就是那两三个星期，睡不着觉，吃不下饭。
16.
This was a scene-it could be nothing else, and he must face it!
这是一出戏——整个是一出戏，而且他非得硬着头皮唱不可！
17.
As for the erroneous opinions of some of our comrades on a number of questions, you should brace yourselves and resist them.
对有些同志在有些问题上的错误意见，要硬着头皮顶
18.
The director has called me into his office; I'd better go and brave it out
主任叫我到他办公室去，我最好还是硬着头皮去吧。