meter
No va a meter en problemas, pero déjame hablar con él.  | He won't get into trouble, but let me talk to him.  | 
No se va a meter en un escandalo.  | He won't get mixed up in some scandal.  | 
El tíoJack te va a meter a la cama.  | Oh, Uncle Jack will put you back to bed.  | 
El tío Jack te va a meter a la cama.  | Uncle Jack will put you back to bed, okay?  | 
¡No me va a meter eso!  | You're not sticking that in me!  | 
¿Se va a meter en problemas por decir esto públicamente?  | Are you gonna get in trouble for saying this publicly?  | 
Esta caja nos va a meter en problemas, sabes.  | This box is gonna get us into trouble, you know.  | 
¿Aún cuando sabe que se va a meter en problemas?  | Even when you know you are going get in trouble?  | 
Y nunca se va a meter en el coche, ¿no?  | And he's never going to get in the car, is he?  | 
Y un día te va a meter en problemas.  | And one day it's going to get him into trouble.  | 
No me va a meter en una habitación con esa cosa.  | You're not sticking me in a room with that thing.  | 
Uno de estos días se va a meter en problemas.  | She's going to get herself in trouble one of these days.  | 
Haces eso, y Bauer te va a meter una bala.  | You do that, and Bauer will put a bullet in you.  | 
Esto no va a meter a Red en problemas, ¿verdad?  | This ain't gonna get Red in trouble, right?  | 
Ese ego tuyo te va a meter en muchos problemas.  | That ego of yours is going to get you into trouble.  | 
Esto te va a meter en muchos problemas, Croft.  | This is gonna get you into a lot of trouble, Croft.  | 
Por supuesto que se va a meter en problemas.  | Of course he's going to get into trouble.  | 
¿No se va a meter en problemas por beber?  | Aren't you gonna get in trouble for drinking?  | 
Pero eso no lo va a meter en el SG1.  | But it's not gonna get you on SG-1.  | 
Y no se va a meter en ningún problema.  | And you're not gonna get into any trouble.  | 
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