Definition of illegally in English:

illegally

adverb ɪˈliːɡ(ə)li

In a way that is contrary to or forbidden by law.
she had been fined for parking illegally
illegally obtained papers
Example sentencesExamples
- Information leading to the conviction of anyone selling flour illegally will be rewarded.
- My understanding is he came into the country illegally.
- All illegally parked cars should be clamped or removed.
- Many factories illegally disregard the minimum wage and frequently pay their laborers much less.
- Several individuals were prosecuted for illegally downloading music and sharing it with others.
- There is no suggestion that the company has acted illegally.
- Hundreds of thousands of movies are illegally copied each day.
- The film industry estimates that one in five teenagers have illegally downloaded a feature film.
- They later claimed that the collection had been illegally exported.
- The court hereby finds him not guilty of illegally discharging a weapon.

Definition of illegally in US English:

illegally

adverbəˈlēɡ(ə)lē

In a way that is contrary to or forbidden by law.
she had been fined for parking illegally
illegally obtained papers
Example sentencesExamples
- The film industry estimates that one in five teenagers have illegally downloaded a feature film.
- My understanding is he came into the country illegally.
- Several individuals were prosecuted for illegally downloading music and sharing it with others.
- Many factories illegally disregard the minimum wage and frequently pay their laborers much less.
- All illegally parked cars should be clamped or removed.
- Hundreds of thousands of movies are illegally copied each day.
- There is no suggestion that the company has acted illegally.
- They later claimed that the collection had been illegally exported.
- The court hereby finds him not guilty of illegally discharging a weapon.
- Information leading to the conviction of anyone selling flour illegally will be rewarded.

单词	illegally
释义	Definition of illegally in English: illegally adverb ɪˈliːɡ(ə)li In a way that is contrary to or forbidden by law. she had been fined for parking illegally illegally obtained papers Example sentencesExamples Information leading to the conviction of anyone selling flour illegally will be rewarded. My understanding is he came into the country illegally. All illegally parked cars should be clamped or removed. Many factories illegally disregard the minimum wage and frequently pay their laborers much less. Several individuals were prosecuted for illegally downloading music and sharing it with others. There is no suggestion that the company has acted illegally. Hundreds of thousands of movies are illegally copied each day. The film industry estimates that one in five teenagers have illegally downloaded a feature film. They later claimed that the collection had been illegally exported. The court hereby finds him not guilty of illegally discharging a weapon. Definition of illegally in US English: illegally adverbəˈlēɡ(ə)lē In a way that is contrary to or forbidden by law. she had been fined for parking illegally illegally obtained papers Example sentencesExamples The film industry estimates that one in five teenagers have illegally downloaded a feature film. My understanding is he came into the country illegally. Several individuals were prosecuted for illegally downloading music and sharing it with others. Many factories illegally disregard the minimum wage and frequently pay their laborers much less. All illegally parked cars should be clamped or removed. Hundreds of thousands of movies are illegally copied each day. There is no suggestion that the company has acted illegally. They later claimed that the collection had been illegally exported. The court hereby finds him not guilty of illegally discharging a weapon. Information leading to the conviction of anyone selling flour illegally will be rewarded.
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