Examples of using "неприятности" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you in trouble?
Now I'm in trouble.
Do you think Tom is in trouble?
You're asking for trouble.
I'm in bad trouble.
You'll be in trouble.
And now I'm in trouble.
She's in trouble.
They're in trouble.
- He is in trouble.
- He's in trouble.
We've got trouble.
Are you in trouble?
You're in trouble.
You're in trouble.
What kind of trouble are you in?
I have gotten him into trouble.
We heard that you had trouble.
The young cubs have found trouble.
But his troubles have only just begun.
He is in trouble now.
Stay out of trouble.
- Tom is in a lot of trouble.
- Tom is in big trouble.
He's in big trouble.
- I'm in big trouble.
- I'm in a lot of trouble.
These girls are in trouble.
Tom was in trouble.
Is Tom in trouble again?
- You are in serious trouble.
- You're in serious trouble.
Tom is in trouble now.
They have their own troubles.
Do you think he's in trouble?
I'm in a bit of trouble.
- There'll be trouble.
- There's going to be trouble.
Tom's in trouble again.
We're in serious trouble.
- Now I'm in trouble.
- I'm in trouble now.
I'm already in trouble.
You'll be in trouble.
Tom is in deep trouble.
Somebody's in trouble.
- It seems like Tom is having trouble.
- It looks like Tom has gotten into trouble.
Sami was in trouble.
- I know you're in trouble.
- I know that you're in trouble.
but he has a big problem.
He's here trying to stir up trouble.
His sudden appearance gave rise to trouble.
- I thought Tom was in trouble.
- I thought that Tom was in trouble.
You're in trouble, aren't you?
Tom is running the risk of getting himself in trouble.
It sounds like Tom is in trouble again.
Look, I don't want any trouble.
You're in big trouble now.
I'm often in trouble.
What kind of trouble is Tom in?
Tom's troubles are only beginning.
I guess I'm in big trouble.
Our country is in serious trouble.
Is Tom in any trouble?
She got him into trouble.
We heard that you had trouble.
We heard that you had trouble.
Tom and I are in trouble.
Do you think he's in trouble?
Tom got you in trouble, didn't he?
- They are in trouble. Can you help them?
- They're in trouble. Can you help them?
Tom is in trouble. Can you help him?
They brought trouble on themselves.
Tom is in trouble.
- I don't want to get in trouble.
- I don't want to get into trouble.
- She didn't want to get in trouble.
- He didn't want to get in trouble.
- He doesn't want to get in trouble.
- She doesn't want to get in trouble.
You're in trouble again, aren't you?
- I will help you if you are in trouble.
- I'll help you if you're in trouble.
She doesn't want to get in trouble.
Tom doesn't want to get in trouble.
I anticipated trouble.
I anticipate that there will be trouble.
I smell trouble.
I had some trouble.
We must learn to meet adversity gracefully.
Tom didn't want to get in trouble.