Examples of using To get into trouble in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Although it is a place to get into trouble.
Britons continue to get into trouble abroad.
Thank goodness he's too old these days to get into trouble.
Sometimes you got to go out of your way to get into trouble.
You're really going to get into trouble, you know.
Okay. He doesn't want to get into trouble, but he says he knows of a plot to detonate bombs in this city.
at same time he began to get into trouble at school due to the absence of true mother to guide him.
I don't want the girl to get into trouble.
I have no desire to get into trouble on account of you!
emotion for a dog, and the dog fears to get into trouble.
boundaries because he or she is now old enough to get into trouble.
It makes sense to talk about victimization, when a person is more likely to get into trouble, which is caused by various internal causes.
I'm also quite gobby and happy to get into trouble, so I'm hoping I can underpin the programme with journalistic credibility
A child who is being watched carefully is less likely to get into trouble, and more likely to survive and pass down its genes to another generation.
I'm also quite gobby and happy to get into trouble, so I'm hoping I can underpin the program with journalistic credibility-
Some unknown classmate gave them to me. I destroyed them because I didn't want to get into trouble.
It is therefore worth remembering what the CMR Convention says on this subject in order not to get into trouble.
Sometimes they tend to get into trouble only because they first do something frivolous,
He's not gonna go to jail, but he's going to have to think he is before he stops rescuing girls who like to get into trouble.
soon start to get into trouble.