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1 smuggle smug·gle vt
['smʌɡl](tobacco, drugs) contrabbandareto smuggle in/out — (goods etc) far entrare/uscire di contrabbando or clandestinamente, (fig : person, letter etc) far entrare/uscire di nascosto
to smuggle sth past or through Customs — passare la dogana con qc senza dichiararlo
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2 smuggle
['smʌgl] 1.verbo transitivo contrabbandare [cigarettes, alcohol]; mandare clandestinamente [message, food]; trafficare in [arms, drugs]to smuggle sth. in — fare entrare qcs. di contrabbando
to smuggle sb. into a country — fare entrare clandestinamente qcn. in uno stato
2.to smuggle sth. through o past customs — contrabbandare qcs
verbo intransitivo esercitare il contrabbando* * *1) (to bring (goods) into, or send them out from, a country illegally, or without paying duty: He was caught smuggling (several thousand cigarettes through the Customs).) contrabbandare2) (to send or take secretly: I smuggled some food out of the kitchen.) (far entrare/uscire di nascosto)•- smuggler- smuggling* * *['smʌgl] 1.verbo transitivo contrabbandare [cigarettes, alcohol]; mandare clandestinamente [message, food]; trafficare in [arms, drugs]to smuggle sth. in — fare entrare qcs. di contrabbando
to smuggle sb. into a country — fare entrare clandestinamente qcn. in uno stato
2.to smuggle sth. through o past customs — contrabbandare qcs
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3 (to) smuggle
(to) smuggle /ˈsmʌgl/A v. t.contrabbandare; esportare (o importare) di contrabbando: to smuggle arms [drugs], contrabbandare armi [droghe]; to smuggle cigarettes into France, introdurre sigarette di contrabbando in FranciaB v. i.fare il contrabbando; fare il contrabbandiere● to smuggle in, importare di contrabbando; introdurre di frodo □ to smuggle out, esportare di contrabbando; fare uscire illegalmente: to smuggle weapons out of the country, esportare armi illegalmente □ smuggled goods, merce di contrabbandosmugglern.smugglingn. [u]contrabbando. -
4 (to) smuggle
(to) smuggle /ˈsmʌgl/A v. t.contrabbandare; esportare (o importare) di contrabbando: to smuggle arms [drugs], contrabbandare armi [droghe]; to smuggle cigarettes into France, introdurre sigarette di contrabbando in FranciaB v. i.fare il contrabbando; fare il contrabbandiere● to smuggle in, importare di contrabbando; introdurre di frodo □ to smuggle out, esportare di contrabbando; fare uscire illegalmente: to smuggle weapons out of the country, esportare armi illegalmente □ smuggled goods, merce di contrabbandosmugglern.smugglingn. [u]contrabbando.
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