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bootleg

/ˈbuːtleɡ/

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noun

Der Schaft

The part of a boot that is above the instep.

Examples :

"The mud splashed high enough to cover the bootleg of my rubber boots. "

Der Schlamm spritzte hoch genug, um den Schaft meiner Gummistiefel zu bedecken.

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noun

Schwarzmarktware, Raubkopie

An illegally produced, transported or sold product; contraband.

Examples :

"The student sold bootleg copies of the popular textbook, which was a violation of copyright law. "

Der Student verkaufte Schwarzmarktwaren des beliebten Lehrbuchs, was einen Verstoß gegen das Urheberrecht darstellte.

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noun

Schwarzaufnahme, Raubkopie

An unauthorized recording, e.g., of a live concert.

Examples :

"My dad has a bootleg of the Rolling Stones concert from 1972. "

Mein Vater hat eine Schwarzaufnahme des Rolling Stones Konzerts von 1972.

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noun

Ein Bootleg, ein illegaler Remix

A remix or mashup that is a combination of two songs but that is not authorized and audited for copyright use; primarily in the electronic music scene.

Examples :

"The DJ played a catchy bootleg that mixed Ariana Grande with a classic house beat, but nobody knew if it was legally cleared. "

Der DJ spielte einen eingängigen Bootleg, der Ariana Grande mit einem klassischen House-Beat mischte, aber niemand wusste, ob er legal freigegeben war.

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noun

Bootleg

A play in which the quarterback fakes a handoff, conceals the ball against his hip, and rolls out.

Examples :

"The quarterback's bootleg play caught the defense off guard, allowing the team to gain valuable yards. "

Der Bootleg-Spielzug des Quarterbacks überraschte die Verteidigung und ermöglichte es dem Team, wertvolle Yards zu gewinnen.

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verb

Schwarzbrennen, illegal herstellen und verkaufen

To make, transport and/or sell illegal alcoholic liquor.

Examples :

"The group of friends bootlegged expensive whiskey to sell at their party. "

Die Freundesgruppe brannte teuren Whiskey schwarz, um ihn auf ihrer Party zu verkaufen.

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verb

Schwarzbrennen, illegal herstellen und verkaufen

To make, transport and/or sell an illegal version or copy of a copyrighted product.

Examples :

"He tried to bootleg movies by recording them secretly in the theater and selling them online. "

Er versuchte, Filme illegal herzustellen, indem er sie heimlich im Kino aufzeichnete und online verkaufte.

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verb

Schwarzbrennen, illegal herstellen

To engage in bootlegging.

Examples :

"My neighbor was known to bootleg copies of popular music albums for his friends. "

Mein Nachbar war dafür bekannt, für seine Freunde Raubkopien beliebter Musikalben illegal herzustellen.

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adjective

Schwarzgebrannt, illegal hergestellt

Illegally produced, transported or sold; pirated.

Examples :

"My friend got in trouble for selling bootleg DVDs at school. "

Mein Freund geriet in Schwierigkeiten, weil er schwarzgebrannte DVDs in der Schule verkaufte.

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