Examples of using Really in trouble in English and their translations into Slovak
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Is he really in trouble?
If so, we as a society are really in trouble.
No. I'm really in trouble now.
Because I didn't view him as really in trouble.
Now I'm really in trouble.
If you don't do what she says, you're really in trouble.
You are really in trouble?
Now go on, get out the door before you're really in trouble.
Are you really in trouble?
I'm really in trouble, and this guy, he's… he's dangerous.
Then we're really in trouble.
If we're really in trouble, you think we're not gonna hightail it outta here?
I'm the only one who's really in trouble here.
And most importantly, when you're really in trouble, when you have committed many, many crimes across several states and a US territory… there's only one chip that can get you off scot-free.
I'm saying isolate the ones that are really in trouble and make an investment.
If Chuck is really in trouble, then we need to help him.
We heard for sometime that they might do this when they are really in trouble, and that time is now.
Son, if casey's really in trouble, then there's nothing to talk about.
Somebody's really in trouble.
I think they are going to be really in trouble to get not just into the top four but the top six.
We really are in trouble.
She must really be in trouble.
Now I will really get in trouble.
Gwen, we really are in trouble!
If we can't, we really are in trouble.
At that time, you would really be in trouble, and your cultivation would end up in vain.