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Meanings of smuggler in English
Portuguese
contrabandista Catalan
traficant Someone who imports or exports without paying the lawful customs charges or duties.
Usage of smuggler in English
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.
6
The old smuggler fixed his eyes on the young man, and said:
7
He fixed his keen dark eyes on the old smuggler, and said:
8
The smuggler started as if he were stung and turned deathly pale.
9
I can't file a complaint against a smuggler nor fight with one.
10
I was well acquainted with Alexander Davidson, the notorious poacher and smuggler.
11
Stay out of smuggler business unless you wish to face the consequences.
12
The smuggler's crew grumbled at not having their dinner cooked in time.
13
The smuggler shrugged, a strangely expressive gesture in a high-shouldered bony body.
14
Thus the smuggler could return, when not watched, and regain her cargo.
15
He had discovered one of the smuggler sentinels, toward whom he advanced.
16
But it would not go with a professional smuggler by any means.
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Translations for smuggler
Portuguese
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Russian
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Smuggler through the time
Smuggler across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common