Examples of using To get into trouble in English and their translations into Greek
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
no time to get into trouble.
It's too easy to get into trouble and once your credit score is damaged,
He doesn't want to get into trouble, but he says he knows of a plot to detonate bombs in this city.
it's kind of hard to get into trouble, without someone knowing what you're doing,' said the local resident.
didn't want to get into trouble.
because“he didn't want to get into trouble”.
I have no desire to get into trouble on account of you!
I didn't sneak around and date either because I didn't want to get into trouble with my parents.
Head here can only be the case if you do not be afraid to get into trouble.
who reminds Mufasa that he had the same tendency to get into trouble at Simba's age.
Going back to the family example, your child doesn't want to get into trouble for drawing on the living room wall so he will gladly offer up a version of events that makes it sound like it was entirely his sister's idea.
he replied that he did not want to get into trouble.
who reminds Mufasa that he had the same tendency to get into trouble at Simba's age.
Enough to get into trouble.
Started to get into trouble.
The more likely to get into trouble.
And longed to get into trouble again.
To get into trouble, I tell you.
She didn't want to get into trouble.
Is Amanda going to get into trouble?