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smuggling

/ˈsmʌɡlɪŋ/

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verb

密輸する, 密輸する

To import or export, illicitly or by stealth, without paying lawful customs charges or duties

Examples :

"The student was suspected of smuggling expensive electronics into the school, avoiding the required import fees. "

その生徒は、必要な輸入関税を回避して、高価な電子機器を学校に密輸した疑いがある。

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verb

密輸する, 密かに持ち込む

To bring in surreptitiously

Examples :

"The student was smuggling candy into class inside his backpack. "

その生徒は、バックパックの中にキャンディーをこっそり教室に持ち込んでいた。

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verb

愛撫する, いとおしむ

To fondle or cuddle.

Examples :

"The mother was smuggling her baby close, feeling the soft warmth of her child against her. "

母親は我が子を優しく抱きしめ、我が子の柔らかい温かさを感じていた。

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verb

熊の爪で引き裂く、または引き裂かれる、または人の腕で熊のように引っ掻く、または引っ掻かれる

To thrash or be thrashed by a bear's claws, or to swipe at or be swiped at by a person's arms in a bearlike manner.

Examples :

"The angry student smuggled at the teacher, his arms flailing like a bear's claws. "

怒った生徒は、熊の爪のように腕を振り回し、教師に引っ掻いた。

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noun

密輸

An act of something being smuggled.

Examples :

"The smuggling of illegal copies of textbooks was a problem at the school. "

教科書の違法コピーの密輸は学校の問題でした。

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