Examples of using Get mixed up in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Well… there are a couple of cases I get mixed up on. But one name that keeps coming up is this woman singer. She lives in an apartment real close to your house.
Not to let who you are get mixed up with anyone else's idea of who you should be.
I think there is a danger here that funds for programmes which are currently separate might get mixed up with these.
You end up here or get mixed up in something worse, you're on your own.
If you get mixed up in this, you will never get out. You will never get free. You understand?
I'm sorry you had to get mixed up in this because I'm sure you're a good.
I'm sorry you had to get mixed up in this, because I'm sure you're a… good, honest girl, really.
But once you get mixed up with them, chances are you never get loose.
And it's perfectly natural for you to feel the pressure and get mixed up and start… bowling.
when he swore he would never get mixed up in the family business, which was, of course, crime.
OHMYGOSSIP- I have been working so endlessly that everything inside is turning- at times night and day get mixed up.
the work of the Kosovo Reconstruction Agency should not get mixed up, or be duplicated or overlap;
I got mixed up in that by chance, I didn't even know the girl.
I don't want you getting mixed up in my mess.
She got mixed up with some guy from the Resistance,
She's a little girl, all right? I don't want her getting mixed up in all of this.
And someone told the Japanese. She got mixed up with some guy from the Resistance.
I just wanted to tell you our babysitter gets mixed up sometimes.
But that was before he got mixed up in a murder.
Yeah. Look… I don't want this getting mixed up with the other business.