Examples of using Without getting into trouble in English and their translations into Hebrew
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How do they do this without getting into trouble?
Since Dylan wasn't with him,I could say hi and welcome him to our neighborhood without getting into trouble.
Can you refuse to do it without getting into trouble with the law?
A third said, sardonically,that he had learned how far he could go without getting into trouble.
How to send nude selfies without getting into trouble.
I often have to be out of town overnight andshe is responsible enough to be left alone without getting into trouble.
Do I envy people who can drink without getting into trouble?
Yes no Do you envy people who can drink without getting into trouble?
I wasn't sure that was true,but there wasn't anything Sam could do about it without getting into trouble, and all to no avail.
Getting into trouble without me?".
I can't leave for one hour without you getting into trouble.
Not without getting into a whole world of trouble.
Some people may just have trouble staying on task, while others can't make it through the workday without getting into a huge blow-up with a boss or co-worker.
And, yes, I think that, without boundaries, a kid can get into trouble.
A dog without a master will run amok and will quickly get into trouble chasing cars and people, destroying property and making a nuisance of itself.
Without the necessary time, patience, or knowledge of a ferret's needs, unfortunately some people do get into trouble with discipline.
Without a family that is tightly knit as a group, where each member can rely on the others to help him get through tough times and deal with life, a child can become lost and soon start to get into trouble.
I have been having trouble getting into the city without raising suspicions, all right?
Look, anytime you decide to do something… without telling me first… you could get us both into trouble.
Some prefer to think of their problems as, for example,an aspect of their personality which sometimes gets them into trouble but which they would not want to be without;
Others prefer to think of their problems as, for example,an aspect of their personality which sometimes gets them into trouble but which they would not want to be without.