Examples of using When things get in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
For when things get better.
You can't just bail when things get bad.
When things get a little rough, she runs.
I call him when things get tough.
When things get better, we will be together again.
And I shut down when things get hard.
When things get tense, Nellie gets a little squirrely.
You can't just flap out when things get rough.
You know, when things get tough on the battlefield, we never say.
That's what people do when things get complicated.
When things get slow, add conflict. It's rule number one of television.
I don't like it when things get complicated.
But when things get truly bad you got to make a drastic change.
They can just leave when things get uncomfortable?
When things get steep, there's only one thing to do: Drop the saddle down.
Wait. I don't like it when things get complicated.
With a very high level of playability, anda low growling tone for when things get heavy.
They can just leave when things get uncomfortable?
I see him as a kind of caricature on how we sometimes escape from reality when things get uncomfortable.
I don't like it when things get complicated. Wait.
Esperanza struggles to go on when things get difficult.
There are cases when things get dirty intime of refilling of printers.
You know how awkward I get when things get awkward.
It's a new Moroi fad, where when things get hot and sticky, you fang open your wrist and spray. Ew! Stop.
I will get somebody in here to clean it out when things get back to normal.
Do children have the right to be heard when things get difficult, such as divorce, abuse, violence in the home?
Like everyone else does when things get complicated.
Cause they can fly away when things get too crazy, I guess.
And rule number one in my country is when things get bad, go to the desert.
Not all who have experiences when things get close will feel the same way.