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Перевод: smuggle

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провозить контрабандой; заниматься контрабандой; принести тайком; тайно проносить

Тезаурус:

1. Or on any of these stages a small breakaway group will try to sweep up all the points and - with luck - smuggle a rider up the general classification to a position within striking distance of the leaders.
2. They were suspected of trying to smuggle restricted high-tech equipment into East Germany.
3. But they had to smuggle it to Germany in the boot of a car.
4. Meanwhile, on 20 January 1920, the dwindling sales of Champagne suffered yet another downward spiral, when the American Prohibition Bill was passed (although "bootleggers" still managed to smuggle in substantial consignments).
5. From there, at 16, he moved via Lebanon to Detroit, where he worked in a beauty shop and a car factory before helping the notorious Purple Gang smuggle alcohol from Canada in a hearse.
6. Smuggle
7. The Chinese charge that Mosher tried to smuggle antique coins out of the country, violated travel regulations, brought a female secretary from Hong Kong to China without permission and used photographs of abortions to mount a political attack on China.
8. Occasionally they contrived to smuggle in a small bottle of crme-de-menthe in response to Utrillo's pathetic pleas.
9. Although apparently some of them go to all lengths, resealing Coke cans what have you, to smuggle drink in.
10. But, without your low-calorie dressing to hand (you could smuggle it in a hip flask, perhaps), order a baked potato in restaurants only if you can resist that terribly high-calorie sour cream or butter.
11. But the final straw came when the would-be Biggles discovered his pride and joy was being used by someone he didn't know to smuggle drugs.
12. Smuggle "improper" ones in.
13. Then in 1986, another prisoner bribed a guard to smuggle out a note.