名词走私，偷运
动词走私; 私运; 偷运( smuggle的现在分词 ); 不按规章地偷带（人或物）
1. 漏税：Small saving accounts 零星储蓄存款 | Smuggling 漏税 | Sold book; sales daybook; sales journal 仿佛薄
2. 走私 走私：slugs 假硬币,子弹 假硬币;子弹 | smuggling 走私 走私 | snowmobile 雪车 雪车
3. 海上走私：piracy 海上抢劫 | smuggling 海上走私 | bandit 强盗 匪徒
1. Meanwhile, the practice of smuggling such workers has developed into a local business.
2. Shenzhen Customs said on Monday it busted a luxury goods smuggling gang in coordination with Shenzhen police and Hangzhou Customs in Zhejiang province.
3. Police in Guangzhou have busted the biggest Ecstasy smuggling operation of the year and rounded up 13 suspects.
4. The cases are said to be the largest silver smuggling cases busted since 1949, according to Shenzhen Customs.
5. He formed the largest smuggling ring in China's history by buying off dozens of officials to pave the way.
6. From smuggling to selling kidneys, many Chinese are determined to get an iPhone by hook or by crook.
7. Russia's biggest wholesale market was closed down in late June by the Russian government to crack down on smuggling.
8. The official said his court would seriously punish smugglers in an effort to bring the region's active smuggling under control.
9. Although such shuike carry only a small number of products, they are usually controlled by professional smuggling gangs and work as " moving ants ".
10. Customs officials found that the goods yard had become a distribution centre for the smuggling operation on the Chinese mainland.
noun
1. smuggling什么意思
1. secretly importing prohibited goods or goods on which duty is due