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Meanings of smuggled in English

Distributed or sold illicitly.

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Usage of smuggled in English
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The smuggled Fujianese headed directly to the sources of wealth, including Europe.
The Guardian
2
Those weapons were smuggled through tunnels from the Palestinian territory, Ibrahim said.
Reuters
3
The carriage was driven across Europe & smuggled into the royal stables.
The new yorker
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Few of those recently smuggled were Rohingya, police in Mae Sot said.
Reuters
5
Most Chinchilla is smuggled since law against exporting it in South America.
The new yorker
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Mrs. Lamper arranged the matter with Betsy and smuggled the things in.
Beasts and Super-Beasts
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Most patients rely on smuggled Chinese products, sold with a substantial mark-up.
The Guardian
8
When we closed our doors, you smuggled drugs to our open markets.
The Irish Times
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The illegally smuggled wildlife products were in transit from Nigeria to Vietnam.
The South African
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Everything is in order, and he has got four kegs smuggled in.
The Pit Prop Syndicate
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He said the smugglers were mostly Indonesians and smuggled goods from PNG.
Radio NZ
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Kane must have smuggled the weapon out with him when he left.
Dogs of war
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We had the best food smuggled into our dorm from the kitchen.
Wiseguy
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Building concrete fortresses at strategic centers and storing smuggled arms in them.
Secret Armies / The New Technique of Nazi Warfare
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Several of the attendants smuggled sandwiches in to me on various occasions.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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I reached home at last, and smuggled the shawl into the house.
The Confession
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