Question

smuggle smuggle ★★☆☆☆/smʌ̱g(ə)l/1[VERB	动词]走私；私运；偷运 If someone smuggles things or people into a place or out of it, they take them there illegally or secretly.   [V n]  [V n prep]  [V n with adv]  [V-ed]My message is 'If you try to smuggle drugs you are stupid'...我的意思是“你要是企图走私毒品，你就是一个笨蛋”。Police have foiled an attempt to smuggle a bomb into Belfast airport...警方挫败了一场企图将炸弹偷偷带入贝尔法斯特机场的阴谋。Had it really been impossible to find someone who could smuggle out a letter?...真的找不到一个能把信偷偷地带出去的人吗？Everything along the border has its price: drugs, teak, smuggled goods.边境上所有的东西都有定价，毒品、柚木和走私品无一例外。smugglingAn air hostess was arrested and charged with drug smuggling.一名空姐被捕，并被控以走私毒品的罪名。...the smuggling of arms.军火走私 smugglesmug‧gle /ˈsmʌɡəl/ ●○○ verb [transitive]  Word Origin Verb Table Examples word sets Collocations 1to take something or someone illegally from one country to anothersmuggle something across something The guns were smuggled across the border.smuggle something into/out of/from something Illegal immigrants are smuggled into the country by boat.2informal to take something or someone secretly to a place where they are not allowed to besmuggle something into something He smuggled his notes into the exam.

Accepted Answer

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             smug·gle              /        ˈsmʌɡl                ;          NAmE                ˈsmʌɡl                /                              verb                                                        smugglesth/sb (+ adv./prep.)                    to take, send or bring goods or people secretly and illegally into or out of a country, etc.        走私；私运；偷运                    ◆      They were caught smuggling diamonds into the country.      他们走私钻石入境时被发现了。              ◆      He managed to smuggle a gun into the prison.      他设法把一支枪偷偷送进了监狱。              ◆      smuggled drugs      走私的毒品              ☞      collocationsat                                    crime                                      smuggle      smuggles      smuggled      smuggling                  smug·gle              /        ˈsmʌɡl                ;          NAmE                ˈsmʌɡl                /             www.ankiedu.club

word	smuggle
content	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
Collins	smuggle ★★☆☆☆ /smʌ̱g(ə)l/ 1 [VERB 动词]走私；私运；偷运 If someone smuggles things or people into a place or out of it, they take them there illegally or secretly. [V n] [V n prep] [V n with adv] [V-ed] My message is 'If you try to smuggle drugs you are stupid'... 我的意思是“你要是企图走私毒品，你就是一个笨蛋”。 Police have foiled an attempt to smuggle a bomb into Belfast airport... 警方挫败了一场企图将炸弹偷偷带入贝尔法斯特机场的阴谋。 Had it really been impossible to find someone who could smuggle out a letter?... 真的找不到一个能把信偷偷地带出去的人吗？ Everything along the border has its price: drugs, teak, smuggled goods. 边境上所有的东西都有定价，毒品、柚木和走私品无一例外。 smuggling An air hostess was arrested and charged with drug smuggling. 一名空姐被捕，并被控以走私毒品的罪名。 ...the smuggling of arms. 军火走私
Oxford	smug·gle / ˈsmʌɡl ; NAmE ˈsmʌɡl / verb smugglesth/sb (+ adv./prep.) to take, send or bring goods or people secretly and illegally into or out of a country, etc. 走私；私运；偷运 ◆ They were caught smuggling diamonds into the country. 他们走私钻石入境时被发现了。 ◆ He managed to smuggle a gun into the prison. 他设法把一支枪偷偷送进了监狱。 ◆ smuggled drugs 走私的毒品 ☞ collocationsat crime smuggle smuggles smuggled smuggling smug·gle / ˈsmʌɡl ; NAmE ˈsmʌɡl /
LDC	smugglesmug‧gle /ˈsmʌɡəl/ ●○○ verb [transitive] Word Origin Verb Table Examples word sets Collocations 1to take something or someone illegally from one country to anothersmuggle something across something The guns were smuggled across the border.smuggle something into/out of/from something Illegal immigrants are smuggled into the country by boat.2informal to take something or someone secretly to a place where they are not allowed to besmuggle something into something He smuggled his notes into the exam.
open	www.ankiedu.club

Smuggle Smuggled Smuggling ˈsmʌɡl Illegally [V 走私；私运；偷运 People