Usage of "go pear" | TermGallery

Aún no tenemos significados para "go pear".

Uso de go pear en inglés

Things really have to go pear shaped before it goes to R18. 
 The South African 

Crowd behaviour was the other critical concern because things can go pear-shaped quickly. 
 News.com.au 

I'm afraid it's all going to go pear-shaped when we retire. 
 The Irish Times 

They also keep your limbs in a tidy pile should things go pear-shaped. 
 Wired 

And yes, I suspect things are going to go pear-shaped sooner rather than later. 
 Fire With Fire 

The sirens are intended to warn people to evacuate their property if things go pear-shaped at the plant. 
 The South African 

Getting in too deep on a job and seeing it all go pear-shaped in front of my eyes. 
 The last 10 seconds 

And if markets go pear-shaped, how long might investors have to wait before they are back in the black? 
 The Irish Times 

I hope this isn't going to go pear-shaped... 
 The Fuller Memorandum 

Ideally you should help them with the deposit only, that way you won't get stuck with mortgage repayments if things go pear-shaped. 
 News.com.au 

Do you think you have a healthy lifestyle?At the moment yes, I'd say I do, but no doubt it will all go pear-shaped. 
 The Irish Times 

Speaking at the event in Croke Park, Brennan said: Players can have an off day and things can go pear shaped on them. 
 The Irish Times 

If things go pear-shaped it's good to have the right records to sort out any claims of one contributing more than the other. 
 News.com.au 

And, if the inquiry went pear shaped, questions would be asked. 
 Foxglove Summer 

He's got some things need doing, and the boss doesn't want anything going pear-shaped. 
 The Churn 

Anyone, even Clegg, could have offered the observation that the currency was going pear-shaped. 
 The Guardian 

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Significados de go pear en inglés