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get into trouble

  1. see in trouble with.



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"You know children get into trouble for saying that our in school," a teacher told him afterwards.

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And Las Vegas was exactly the sort of weekend on which a team can get into trouble.

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Back then people believed that an idle mind was the devil’s workshop—if you didn’t stay busy, you would get into trouble.

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We don’t want to get into trouble.

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He said Leroy Douglas started to get into trouble along with friends and received convictions for crimes including for shoplifting as a teenager and young man.

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