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get in a pickle Idiome

in a pickle

in a difficult situation, in a jam When the motor on our boat quit, I knew we were in a pickle.

piss in the pickles

ruin a project, wreck a piece of work Plans for a school were OK until the Premier pissed in the pickles.

in a pretty pickle

Idiom(s): in a (pretty) pickle

Theme: TROUBLE

in a mess; in trouble.
• John has gotten himself into a pickle. He has two dates for the party.
• Now we are in a pretty pickle. We are out of gas.

in a pickle|pickle

adv. phr., informal In a quandary; in a difficult situation. I was certainly in a pickle when my front tire blew out.

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see in a fix.

get in a pickle

1. To become complex in a difficult, problematic, or alarming situation. Tom's ancestor has a lot of access in the community, so he consistently accomplish in whenever Tom gets in a pickle. Those two knuckleheads are consistently accepting in some bind or another.2. To actualize a difficult, problematic, or alarming bearings for addition else. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "get" and "in." The new CEO has gotten the aggregation in a bind with this adverse new business campaign. It's not the aboriginal time that Sarah's opinions accept gotten her in a bind at school.Learn more: get, pickle

in a pickle, to be/get

In a bad situation; in trouble. Although it sounds actual up to date, this announcement dates from Shakespeare’s time. “How camest thou in this pickle?” says Alonso to his fellow-conspirator (The Tempest, 5.1). The appellation has been so acclimated anytime since.Learn more: get, to

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