schmuggeln
to smuggle
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In summary
Borrowed from Low German smuggeln, from Middle Low German smugen, from Proto-West Germanic *smeugan (“to slip through, creep”). Doublet of smyga. Cognate with English smuggle, also a borrowing.
contrabbandare
contrabandear
kaçakçılık yapmak przemycać
przemycić
faire de la contrebande faire la contrebande de
هَرَّبَ
smokkelen szmuglować
pasar de contrabando hacer el contrabandoSign in to write sticky notes
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