Examples of using They're in trouble in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
They're in trouble.
What if they're in trouble?
They're in trouble.
And now they're in trouble.
That's especially true when they're in trouble.
No, they're in trouble!
Especially when they're in trouble.
They're in trouble, christian and that woman.
Looks like they're in trouble.
If they're in trouble, they have kept it a secret.
By nightfall, they're in trouble.
So if they're in trouble, they have to figure it out for themselves.
This doesn't mean they're in trouble.
Then they're in trouble, too.
She's here with Casey, and they're in trouble.
And so, they're in trouble.
When they don't deserve it, when they're in trouble.
Well, they're in trouble then.
Hum nu setta, rash mun…[whimpers] They're in trouble.
He says that they're in trouble and they need help.
Everyone needs someone to turn to when they're in trouble.
My family, they're in trouble.
No, but I don't really meet people unless they're in trouble.
Well, I guess they're in trouble then.
Bells are ringing, but people don't know they're in trouble.
If he goes down, they're in trouble.
The children of diplomats are trained to send messages if they're in trouble.
Wherever it is, they're in trouble.