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smuggle Verb

— If you smuggle something, you transport goods without paying taxes or duties. He has been smuggling cigarettes from the United Kingdom to France.

smuggle

— verb import or export without paying customs duties She smuggled cigarettes across the border

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sneak run bootleg tuck away take secretly smuggling slip runner pocket owling illegal goods hide entrain cover up contraband conceal bring secretly be covert

Topics smuggle topics

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Work and occupation Finance Dishonest financial practices

Smuggle

Conjugation smuggle conjugation

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smuggle · verb

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Simple sentences

Mary tried to smuggle a hacksaw blade into the prison inside a cake.

Movie subtitles

I had to smuggle that device in from Armenia.
Please, smuggle this letter out.
Children who lie and smuggle letters cannot be in plays.
How to smuggle these two time bombs past the Royal Guard.
Okay, just smuggle our money over inside your socks.
How much have you been able to smuggle, monsieur?
If Sr. Superior gets her hands on that. - l'll smuggle it out.
Smuggle the letter out!
We could smuggle anything.
With what? - Anything we can smuggle in.
How'd you get it into the States, smuggle it?
The weapons that you smuggle for me?
Why don't you smuggle aboard a rocket and write the memoirs of an astronaut? - You have any cigarettes, Cathy?
Then tomorrow we will make arrangements to smuggle you away from France.
Why you can smuggle stuff into prison but not out.
Obviously, Davidson is a man of strong character and infinite patience. Yet suddenly he feels impelled to smuggle out the secret of the hiding place of the plates to his confederates.
No one told me that we were going to smuggle drugs.
Maybe I could smuggle you into class with me.
Instead of her he decided to smuggle oout the messenger and to fool the officers.
The tunnel to smuggle them out is complete.
The island is making headway with the modern weapons to smuggle in. and still you stand and stir. that stew with no result.
The guys who smuggle cigarettes have boats.
He had the gall to smuggle a copy of his intolerable scribblings. into Her Majesty's bedchamber.
Also, the Eastern mark is cheaper. so people try to buy food here and smuggle it across.
Did you smuggle that gun in to Williams? -I didn't do nothin'.
Pity we don't have rubber pockets, we could smuggle some back to London.
Why don't you smuggle aboard a rocket and write the memoirs of an astronaut?
We smuggle them aboard the Annabelle.
A prison commissioner using his office to smuggle rebels out of the country.
If you want me to smuggle anything in, the answer is no. No.
The rifle, we'll smuggle it amidst the singers' costumes.
My Uncle Chuey's got a van, we gotta smuggle across the border.
You don't actually believe. that Dan Cook swallowed a dozen packets of coke to smuggle it in the Islands, do you?
Dan Cook was in Tokyo on a navy investigation, not to smuggle.

News and current affairs

But the damage inflicted by an attack might be tremendous, because ports are thought to be one of the few ways terrorists might smuggle nuclear weapons into the US.

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