smug·gling ['smʌgl̩ɪŋ] N no pl
- smuggling
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- smuggling
- šverc m
smug·gle ['smʌgl̩] VB trans
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The house was of major importance to local trade and smuggling operations, used as a storehouse, especially for tobacco.
en.wikipedia.org Smuggling operations as well as saloons and gambling houses became increasingly common.
en.wikipedia.org Tortillas are smuggled into the building under graduation gowns and released into the air after all the graduates have taken their seats.
en.wikipedia.org Noble eventually managed to smuggle out a postcard loosely glued to the back of another prisoner's.
en.wikipedia.org Jo hides herself on one of the crates and smuggles herself into the base.
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