Examples of using To get into trouble in English and their translations into Norwegian
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when you played cricket briefly in India, you managed to get into trouble with that one.
Sometimes they tend to get into trouble only because they first do something frivolous,
We don't want you to get into trouble, so we will let this be our little secret.
If you want others to get into trouble, it will turn back on yourself.
Me and my son have been known to get into trouble from time to time….
It can be classed as an almost certain way for such madmen to get into trouble.
when a person is more likely to get into trouble, which is caused by various internal causes.
unless you want to get into trouble.
it's easy to get into trouble fast if you do not have a guide.
with a tendency to get into trouble with the opposite sex if you are not careful in your relationships with him.
If the pet is not averse to getting into trouble, he will take a threatening position,
adventurous creatures with more energy than sense, and prone to getting into trouble.
Aren't you going to get into trouble?
You never used to get into trouble.
I destroyed them because I didn't want to get into trouble.
so as not to get into trouble with lost money.
You never used to get into trouble, and now it's all bullet wounds and knives.
Each series of calls to be careful not to get into trouble that await in the big world.
Why you want to get into trouble all the time?
demands made it possible to get into trouble with the legislative authorities