smuggling
US
UK smuggling n: (illicitly carrying goods) (货物)
SC 走私 zǒu sī
TC 走私
TC 走私
Smuggling's only profitable as long as you don't get caught.
走私不被抓住才有利可图。
smuggle vi: (deal in contraband goods)
SC 走私 zǒu sī
TC 走私
TC 走私
Ben has been smuggling for years now and he's never been caught.
多年来，本一直在走私，从没有被抓住过。
smuggle [sth] vtr: (import [sth] illegally)
SC 走私 zǒu sī
TC 走私
TC 走私
Kate was caught smuggling drugs.
凯特走私毒品时被抓住。
smuggle [sth] in vtr + adv: (bring [sth] in against rules) (违反规则)
SC 悄悄带进，将…偷偷带入
Janice was in hospital and the doctors had put her on a strict diet, so she asked her husband to smuggle in some chocolate. Despite the security measures at prisons, people still manage to smuggle in drugs.
珍妮丝在住院，医生让她严格控制饮食，所以她让老公偷偷给她带点巧克力进来。尽管监狱的安保措施很严格，但人们还是设法将毒品偷偷带进去。
smuggle [sth] into [sth] vtr + prep: (bring [sth] in against rules) (违反规则)
SC 悄悄带进，偷偷拿入
The visitor smuggled a hacksaw blade into the jail so that the prisoner could escape.
来探望那个囚犯的人悄悄带进来一把锯刃，好让他越狱。
smuggle [sth] out vtr + prep: figurative (take [sth] out against rules)
SC 将…偷运出去，将…偷带出去
Dan liked the beer glass so he smuggled it out under his jacket.
丹喜欢那个啤酒杯，所以将其藏在夹克下面偷带了出去。