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contraband

/ˈkɒn.tɹəˌbænd/ /ˈkɑn.tɹəˌbænd/

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noun

密輸品、禁制品

Any goods which are illicit or illegal to possess

Examples :

"The guards found cigarettes and alcohol hidden in the prisoner's cell, both considered contraband in that prison. "

看守は囚人の独房に隠されたタバコとアルコールを発見し、どちらもその刑務所では禁制品とみなされていた。

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noun

密輸品、禁制品

Goods which are prohibited from being traded, smuggled goods

Examples :

"The imported spices were declared contraband, so customs seized them. "

輸入された香辛料は密輸品と宣言され、税関がそれを押収した。

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noun

逃亡奴隷

A black slave during the American Civil War who had escaped to, or been captured by, Union forces.

Examples :

"During the Civil War, formerly enslaved people seeking freedom by crossing into Union territory were often designated as "contraband" of war. "

南北戦争中、連合軍の領土に渡って自由を求める、かつて奴隷だった人々は、しばしば戦争の「逃亡奴隷」と指定されました。

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verb

密輸する、不正に輸入する

To import illegally; to smuggle.

Examples :

"The student was caught contrabanading a phone into the school. "

生徒は学校に携帯電話を不正に持ち込もうとして捕まりました。

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verb

禁止する、禁じる

To declare prohibited; to forbid.

Examples :

"The school rules contraband any food brought in from outside the cafeteria. "

学校の規則は、カフェテリアの外から持ち込まれた食べ物をすべて禁止しています。

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adjective

密輸の、禁制品の

Prohibited from being traded

Examples :

"Bringing weapons to school is considered contraband. "

学校に武器を持ち込むことは禁制品とみなされます。

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