meter en un lío
- Examples
Te vas a meter en un lío, Sr. Martínez. | You're up to no good, Mr. Martinez. |
Creemos que aceptó un trabajo que le pudo meter en un lío. | We think he took a job that might have got him into trouble. |
Si está haciendo algo ilegal en su habitación nos puede meter en un lío. | If he's doing anything illegal, we could get into trouble. You know that, don't you? |
Un día de estos se va a enterar de nuestro asunto con el Sr. Reindeer y nos puede meter en un lío. | One day he's gonna find out what we're up to with Mr. Reindeer, and he can cause us a lot of trouble. |
A veces hago bromas ofensivas; no las digo en serio, pero si se sacasen de contexto, me podría meter en un lío. | I don't mean them. But if they were taken out of context I could get in trouble. |
Tus actos indiscretos nos va a meter en un lío a todos. | Your indiscreet actions are going to get us all in hot water. |
Te vas a meter en un lío gordo si sigues así. | You're going to get yourself into big trouble if you keep carrying on like that. |
Te vas a meter en un lío choncho si le sigues retando a Quique. | You're going to get yourself into serious trouble if you keep messing with Quique. |
Se los ganaste haciendo trampas y te vas a meter en un lio. | You keep on playing tricks and you're gonna get in trouble. |
No, quiero decir, que te vas a meter en un lio de verdad por esa mujer. | No, my point is, you're really going out on a limb for this woman. |
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