Examples of using To be in trouble in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Yöu seem to be in trouble.
The barbarian with the pointed ears seems to be in trouble.
Tom seemed to be in trouble.
I thought I was the one that was supposed to be in trouble.
Seemed to be in trouble.
What if he perceived sophie to be in trouble?
It's more fun to be in trouble, you know that.
Respond quickly if someone appears to be in trouble.
She seemed to be in trouble but when I opened the door, she barged in and came running down the stairs.
He's always going to be in trouble.
Jeff Bezos told an audience at WIRED's own 25th anniversary conference,“If big tech companies are going to turn their back on the US Department of Defense,this country is going to be in trouble.”.
You seemed to be in trouble.
Until he can face his molestation,I'm afraid your marriage is going to be in trouble.
Excuse me, ma'am, but the hotel keeper seems to be in trouble… with his neighbors right now.
For those who do nothave a few monthly reserves are guaranteed to be in trouble for 25-30 years, even without a crisis, as there are few lucky people who can say that they have never lost their job in 25 years or have been paid long-term sick leave.
Now we're both going to be in trouble.
For those who do nothave a few monthly reserves are guaranteed to be in trouble for 25-30 years, even without a crisis, as there are few lucky people who can say that they have never lost their job in 25 years or have been paid long-term sick leave.
Tom didn't want Mary to be in trouble.
It is common, however, for a business to be in trouble and to declare bankruptcy because it cannot pay any of its bills.
I love her very dearly, but she always seems to be in trouble, doesn't she?
We're going to owe the bank eleven billion dollars, and they don't want to be in trouble, so before they give Wilson White their credit card, they're going to want to see budget cuts in every department of division of every property we own.
Even China appears to be in trouble.
Whereas China looks to be in trouble.
Curtis always seem to be in trouble.
I don't want Henry to be in trouble.
She doesn't seem to be in trouble.
Lel and Kifle seem to be in trouble.
He didn't intend to be in trouble.
A lot of retail seems to be in trouble.