Exemples d'utilisation de To be in trouble en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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To be in trouble.
Meaning: to be in trouble.
To be in trouble with Mr.
He seemed to be in trouble too.
The security guard was going to be in trouble.
But I'd love to be in trouble with you.
I really thought we were going to be in trouble.
Who wants to be in trouble all the time?
Beautiful and I'm going to be in trouble.
I know what it feels like to be in trouble.
She seems to be in trouble. Tell her what to do.
Any reason for him to be in trouble?
To be in trouble with Mr. Hoover was a serious matter.
They both seem to be in trouble.
The barbarian with the pointed ears seems to be in trouble.
We knew then that we were going to be in trouble.
And China appears to be in trouble here.
Inflation is a concern in Europe andthe Euro seems to be in trouble.