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Meanings of moon-curser in English
Portuguese
contrabandista Catalan
traficant Someone who imports or exports without paying the lawful customs charges or duties.
Synonyms
Examples for "runner"
Examples for "runner"
1
David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, was runner-up for the second successive year.
2
He's a good hard runner, a great zone runner with great vision.
3
No recent year has been so short of an obvious front runner.
4
Last year Ireland's outstanding marathon runner Catherina McKiernan won the national prize.
5
He's a power runner and his feet never stop going, Zimmer said.
1
Gutierrez said he had not yet decided whether to pay a smuggler.
2
I saw El Demonio, the chief slave-labor smuggler south of the border.
3
This was a Mongocharger, something no self-respecting smuggler would leave home without.
4
Authorities also suspsect one of the suspects of being an arms smuggler.
5
The smuggler passed on his condolences and told him the bad news.
1
Our Dutch friend Gist was, correctly speaking, a contrabandist.
2
The contrabandists had got through again, and this time with a vengeance.
3
As the contrabandists finish their work and gradually leave the scene, Escamillo, who has been following Carmen, appears.
4
They say that it was made by the contrabandists, but it leads to nowhere; it has been blocked since many years.
5
In 1828 and 1829, severe engagements took place between Spanish slavers and this class of contrabandists.
Usage of moon-curser in English
1
Levelling her skinny finger at the man, she screamed, Moon cursers!