Examples of using Not to get too in English and their translations into Swedish
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Just try not to get too much puke on it. Here.
Not to get too technical, but it's a mess.
Be careful not to get too comfortable and lose all your balance though;
Be careful not to get too much mud on your uniform. Controls move.
Not to get too technical about it, I would say he's been eaten by something.
Try not to get too excited- this isn't suitable for removing an iCloud lock.
If something happened to you? Not to get too personal, but what would happen to Zoe.
Not to get too personal, but what would happen to Zoe if something happened to you?
Now try not to get too close, or he will panic and flee.
Arial etc try not to get too fancy we want to be able to see your work!
When you have been alive for as long as I have you learn not to get too close to people.
That means stay away from the free liquor and try not to get too emotionally invested in the game.
Once the poor artists equipped lofts of Manhattan for residential purposes, and not to get too spent, left the floor
At sea, one meets an interesting range of characters, and I would advise you not to get too attached to any of them.
The real secret to avoid falling into their hosts is to avoid looking at it for a long time and try not to get too close.
The rousing soundtrack that accompanies battles makes it difficult not to get too carried away with charging around the map.
And that's to remind her not to get too full of herself.
dinner are unforgettable with this view, was missing a sun hat that gives plenty not to get too hot.
Secondly, not to get too deep before the cocktail hour, but do I need to remind you of the finite nature of life?
However, I think it is important for the EU not to get too excited, as it does not have any coastline along the Arctic Ocean.