Idioms are common sayings. What does the idiom 'to take the bull by th – McqOptions

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1.	Idioms are common sayings. What does the idiom 'to take the bull by the horns' mean?
A.	To boast about oneself
B.	To have done something to be proud of
C.	To face difficulties boldly
D.	To take the back place while someone else leads
Answer» D. To take the back place while someone else leads

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