Interpret the following idioms: 1. Bite the bullet. 2. Break the ice. 3. Cost an arm and a leg. 4. Hit the hay. 5. Jump on the bandwagon. 6. Piece of cake 7. Spill the beans. 8. Take the bull by the horns.

Here are the interpretations of the idioms: English Idioms 1. Bite the bullet: To endure a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage. 2. Break the ice: To initiate social interaction and make people feel more comfortable in a new situation. 3. Cost an arm and a leg: To be very expensive. 4. Hit the hay: To go to bed or go to sleep. 5. Jump on the bandwagon: To join a popular trend or activity. 6. Piece of cake: Something that is very easy to do. 7. Spill the beans: To reveal a secret. 8. Take the bull by the horns: To deal with a difficult situation directly and courageously. Swahili Idioms 1. Vimba kichwa: To be arrogant or proud. 2. Kumlaani mtu: To curse or condemn someone. 3. Kutia utambi: To incite or provoke someone, often to anger or conflict. 4. Kumeza maneno moyoni: To keep quiet or hold back one's feelings/words. 5. Pangu pakavu tia mchuzi: To make the best of a bad situation or improvise with what's available. 6. Kula njama: To conspire or plot against someone. 7. Kuona cha mtema kuni: To face severe consequences or suffer greatly.