smuggle|smuggled|smuggles|smuggling in English

verb

[smug·gle || 'smʌgl]

import or export illegally; bring in or take out secretly

Use "smuggle|smuggled|smuggles|smuggling" in a sentence

1. smuggle a notebook.

2. Smuggling.

3. All deny conspiring to smuggle drugs.

4. He smuggled his notes into the exam.

5. Some wine has been smuggled in.

6. I'll smuggle you in through the back door.

7. Old smuggling friends.

8. They will try to smuggle her out.

9. They deny conspiring together to smuggle drugs.

10. The guns were smuggled across the border.

11. Both of them smuggled stuff about.

12. There, he meets Red, a prisoner who smuggles items from the outside world.

13. 7 They deny conspiring together to smuggle drugs.

14. Neither of them was trying to smuggle anything.

15. He leaned in to talk and smuggle her a cigarette.

16. Friends managed to smuggle him secretly out of the country.

17. They were foiled in their attempt to smuggle priceless paintings.

18. Henry Samson is using passenger planes to smuggle drugs.

19. He managed to smuggle a gun into the prison.

20. We were smuggled out in delivery trucks.

21. These perfumes are going to be smuggled out.

22. Human trafficking is not smuggling.

23. They discussed ways of stemming the flow of smuggled drugs.

24. You made me smuggle in bombs in the name of gold.

25. Various methods were used to smuggle master copies of the literature.