Exemplos de uso de To be in trouble em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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You seem to be in trouble.
We have got to hurry up,we're going to be in trouble.
It's more fun to be in trouble, you know that.
This poor sick fellow seems to be in trouble.
She seemed to be in trouble but when I opened the door, she barged in and came running down the stairs.
Flynn, you want to be in trouble?
Until he can face his molestation, I'm afraid your marriage is going to be in trouble.
Anna Dillon knew that she was going to be in trouble and she did it anyway.
Now, with most all of those questions, if you answer them,you're going to be in trouble.
Please also be extremely cautious about people claiming to be in trouble and needing financial assistance- these are almost always hoaxes.
I know. But I love you andI don't want you to be in trouble.
Meizu, which currently seems to be in troubled water, has two smartphones in its pipeline that are now certified in China.
What if he perceived sophie to be in trouble?
We're going to owe the bank eleven billion dollars, andthey don't want to be in trouble, so before they give Wilson White their credit card, they're going to want to see budget cuts in every department of division of every property we own.
If Riggs is hanging with this guy,he's got to be in trouble.
It is normal for everyone in a movement not to be in trouble and riotous practices.
But those who try to sympathise and put another foot in the crocodile,then they have to be in trouble.
You are changing this planet that appears to be in trouble.
Since I always like to help a compatriot if they seem to be in trouble.
How else could you know when someone's about to be in trouble?
Because that banker, that loan officer,was going to be in trouble.
If you don't know and appreciate this basic concept,you are going to be in trouble in Omaha.
You're going to be in big trouble.