Examples of using Gets in trouble in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
He-he gets in trouble.
Just want to make sure nobody gets in trouble.
Dame gets in trouble for smoking.
I'm the one who gets in trouble.
Aaron gets in trouble, he calls you.
You know. Just want to make sure nobody gets in trouble.
I'm the one who gets in trouble for it.
He gets in trouble all the time cos he's so goddamn dumb.
And when your Nagus gets in trouble, you do something.
The example provided is delinquent, andits definition is,“a young person who gets in trouble frequently”.
But he gets in trouble all the time.
And suddenly, he needs cash… And when he gets in trouble with the bikers.
No one here gets in trouble for booze and drugs.
Hassan, on the other hand, idolizes Amir, andwill do anything for him even if it means he gets in trouble for it.
Greg gets in trouble for his poor grades.
Friendship heroines helps to find the right solutions, and if someone gets in trouble, they will surely come to the rescue.
So if anyone gets in trouble, we can call the others.
So all along, Derek sees his partner taking the money to the bank… And when he gets in trouble with the bikers and suddenly he needs cash.
If anyone gets in trouble, there will be zero help.
I understand. Aaron gets in trouble, he calls you.
And when he gets in trouble with the bikers, and suddenly, he needs cash.
It might be boring,but if your PC gets in trouble again, you will be so relieved to have this complete backup of your files.
If the patrol gets in trouble during the hike, they can get advice or help from hike crew who is out in the field.
Please, I get in trouble if I don't do my job.
Do the two of them often get in trouble together?
When you get in trouble and you don't know right from wrong.
I get in trouble for that… a lot.
If I get in trouble, so do you.
The first is, if you get in trouble, I'm your first call.
It means you always get in trouble over a female.