Examples of using Scared to go in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm scared to go home.
As kid, I used to be scared to go out.
I'm scared to go home.
He won't come out of his trailer, and we're, you know, scared to go in there.
You're scared to go home.
People also translate
I drove an hour and a half just to sitoutfront of my car, too scared to go in.
Are you scared to go home?
I drove an hour and a half just to sit outfront in my car, too scared to go in.
She's scared to go through.
I did it because it was safe andI was too scared to go after my real dream.
I'm scared to go home.
So now I'm stuck sewing He has to wear something terrifying or else he's too scared to go trick-or-treating.
Everyone's scared to go home.
People don't move into a planned community to be pushed around and scared to go out at night.
Because you would be scared to go without me.
I'm scared to go to sleep.
He said he was too scared to go to school.
I'm scared to go without you.
It looks to me you had to bring your little buddy here because you're too scared to go up against me by yourself.
You were scared to go home?
Too scared to go in, until a little bit of logic seeped in and told me, even if there is a witch in there, she wouldn't just make a noise and then just stand there for, like, an hour.
I was tiny, I was scared to go in.- In Malaga.
You scared to go to jail?
He was too scared to go on any rides.
Yeah. Scared to go to sleep.
I'm scared to go to kindergarten.
He's scared to go outside.
And scared to go home, I was a fool.