Definition of «to stay out of trouble»

The idiomatic expression "to stay out of trouble" means to avoid engaging in activities or behaviors that could lead to problems, difficulties or negative consequences. It implies maintaining a safe distance from situations and people who may cause harm or disruption.

Sentences with «to stay out of trouble»

  • With the constant running around, you can't stay out of trouble for more than thirty seconds. (pixeljudge.com)
  • High prices for apartment properties are helping borrowers stay out of trouble with their loans. (nreionline.com)
  • They can stay out of trouble so long as the boom continues — that is, so long as prices on the whole seem to keep rising. (tsinetwork.ca)
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