| Definition of 'smuggler' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) smuggler, runner, contrabandist, moon curser, moon-curser
someone who imports or exports without paying duties
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1. (noun) smuggler
sb who smuggles
arms smugglers; the history of smuggling along the south coast of England
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| Definition of 'smuggler' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) smuggler
one who smuggles
2. (noun) smuggler
a vessel employed in smuggling
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Sense: a person who smuggles.
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 Afrikaans: smokkelaar |
 Arabic: مُهَرِّب |
 Bulgarian: контрабандист |
 Brazilian: contrabandista |
 Czech: pašerák |
 German: der/die Schmuggler(in) |
 Danish: smugler |
 Greek: λαθρέμπορος |
 Spanish: contrabandista |
 Estonian: salakaubavedaja |
 Farsi: قاچاقچي |
 Finnish: salakuljettaja |
 French: contrebandier/-ière |
 Hebrew: מַברִיחַ |
 Hindi: तस्कर |
 Croatian: krijumčar |
 Hungarian: csempész |
 Indonesian: penyelundup |
 Icelandic: smyglari |
 Italian: contrabbandiere |
 Japanese: 密輸者 |
 Korean: 밀수꾼 |
 Lithuanian: kontrabandininkas |
 Latvian: kontrabandists |
 Malay: penyeludup |
 Dutch: smokkelaar |
 Norwegian: smugler |
 Polish: przemytnik |
 Persian: قاچاقچي |
 Pashto: قاچاق وړونكى،ګريزي، تښتوو |
 Portuguese: contrabandista |
 Romanian: contrabandist |
 Russian: контрабандист |
 Slovak: pašerák |
 Slovenian: tihotapec |
 Serbian: krijumčar |
 Swedish: smugglare |
 Thai: ผู้ลักลอบ |
 Turkish: kaçakçı |
 Taiwanese: 走私者 |
 Ukrainian: контрабандист |
 Urdu: چنگی چور |
 Vietnamese: người buôn lậu |
 Chinese: 走私者 |
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