Examples of using Really in trouble in English and their translations into Czech
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Is he really in trouble?
Is your wife and daughter really in trouble?
I'm really in trouble.
Oh, great. Now we're really in trouble.
I'm really in trouble!
You kids seem to be really in trouble.
He's really in trouble now.
Amy, what if Evil was really in trouble?
I'm really in trouble now.
Great. Now we're really in trouble.
You're really in trouble this time, aren't you?
I'm the only one who's really in trouble here.
You're really in trouble now, Manny.
H-how do you even know that he's really in trouble?
They're really in trouble.
DiNozzo being nice to me means I'm really in trouble.
Youre really in trouble now.
DiNozzo being nice to me means I'm really in trouble.
We're really in trouble!
Well, I would have… If I thought you were really in trouble.
Now I'm really in trouble.
Man, if I am the one coming up with this stuff we're really in trouble.
If Dave is really in trouble.
If we're really in trouble, you think we're not gonna hightail it outta here?
I guess… I guess I'm really in trouble now, huh?
Yeah, I know-- DiNozzo being nice to me means I'm really in trouble. Really.
Oh God, I'm really in trouble now.
The best thing about this place is that""when someone's really in trouble,""all the pettiness melts away.
And most importantly,when you're really in trouble, when you have committed many, many crimes across several states and a US territory… there's only one chip that can get you off scot-free.
I'm saying isolate the ones that are really in trouble and make an investment.