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contraband Noun smuggled goods Adjective (of goods) smuggled [Spanish contrabanda]
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contraband adjective smuggled, illegal, illicit, black-market, hot (informal) banned, forbidden, prohibited, unlawful, bootleg, bootlegged, interdicted Translations n contraband [ˈkontrəbӕnd] goods which are legally forbidden to be brought into a country. smokkelware تَهريب، بَضائِع مُهَرَّبَه контрабанда pašované zboží smuglergods; kontrabande die Schmuggelware λαθρεμπόριο contrabando salakaup کالای قاچاق salakuljetustavara contrebande סְחוֹרָה מוּברָחַת वर्जित माल krijumčarena roba csempészáru barang terlarang ólöglegur varningur contrabbando 密輸品 밀수품 kontrabanda kontrabanda barang gelap smokkelwaar smuglergods kontrabanda contrabando contrabandă контрабанда kontraband tihotapljeno blago šverc kontraband, smuggelgods สินค้าเถื่อน kaçak mal 走私貨 контрабанда ممنوع تجارت، ناجائز درآمد وبرآمد hàng lậu 走私货 adj contraband cigarettes. verbode مُهَرَّب، مَحْظور قانونِيّاً контрабанден pašovaný smugler- Schmuggel-... λαθραίος de contrabando sala(kauba)- قاچاق salakuljetettu de contrebande מוּברָח माल वर्जित करना krijumčaren csempész(ett) selundupan smygl- di contrabbando 禁制の 밀수품 kontrabandinis kontrabandas- rokok kontraban gesmokkeld smugler- czarnorynkowy, z przemytu de contrabando de contrabandă контрабандный pašovaný tihotapski švercovan kontrabands-, smuggel- ที่ขายอย่างผิดกฎหมาย kaçak 走私的 контрабандний ممنوع lậu 走私的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In France, there is an army of patrols (as they are called) constantly employed to secure their fiscal regulations against the inroads of the dealers in contraband trade. Giles's, to search for contraband goods, and the mob fired on the musketeers, and the musketeers fired on the mob, and nobody thought any of these occurrences much out of the common way. In an evil hour he satisfied the jealous inquiries of the contraband hotel-keeper; in an evil hour he penetrated into the somewhat unsavoury interior. |
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