Examples of using Really in trouble in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
I'm really in trouble.
What if Evil was really in trouble?
He's really in trouble now.
Is your wife and daughter really in trouble?
Is he really in trouble?
If you don't do what she says, you're really in trouble.
But I'm really in trouble.
Well, honey, I'm sorry, but somebody is really in trouble.
He's really in trouble?
I mean, h-how do you even know that he's really in trouble?
Oh, boy, I'm really in trouble.
We're really in trouble when you meet us again and you see almost a soldier pushing his troops on.
And now you're really in trouble.
Somebody tries to knock you out, we're really in trouble.
Are you really in trouble?
Do you understand that people are really in trouble here?".
If Chuck is really in trouble, then we need to help him.
But let's do women first, because women are really in trouble for over 2,000 years.
Hanna, if Mona is really in trouble, it is not your fault.
Then you're really in trouble.
While we send out cries for assistance, saying“We're really in trouble and Civil Radio may disappear”, we seek to reorganise ourselves, involving new players and professional partners.
Like who's really in trouble.
Then we are really In trouble.".
Is the company really in trouble?
Spooner's really in trouble.
Did he… Is he really in trouble?
So, is Mercedes really in trouble?
Then we are really in trouble.
I guess… I guess I'm really in trouble now, huh?
You know how wrong it is if she's really in trouble and I'm not there because we're being idiots?