Как говорят, "It doesn't mean anything." - типично для современной "лирики".
Скорее всего, это должно обозначать "стиснуть зубы в неверии".
Есть идиома "to sink one's teeth INTO something" - значение другое.
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Ксения Тишутинаasked for translation 2 years ago
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Sink my teeth in disbelief
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grumbleradded a comment 2 years ago
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment 2 years ago
This is "musical English" and it's not idiomatic nor does it make any sense outside of the context of the song. It WANTS to mean that she embraces the emotions of shock and disbelief she feels upon having found someone new, but only "musically." This doesn't work in the real word, and outside of this song, would leave any native speaker scratching their heads — first and foremost because we normally sink our teeth INTO something delicious [actual] or intriguing [figurative]. If I were you, Ksenia, I'd take this line at face value and not let it influence my English at all. We don't talk like this.
| Валерий |added a comment 2 years ago
Окунулась в неверие?