bootleg in Finnish
bootleg in Finnish is laiton, piraatti-, piraattituote — bootleg means to make, transport, or sell something illegally, especially alcohol or unauthorized copies of copyrighted material.
bootleg in Finnish
What does "bootleg" mean?
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verb To make, transport, or sell something illegally, especially alcohol or unauthorized copies of copyrighted material.
"During Prohibition, plenty of people bootlegged whiskey out of their basements."
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noun An illegally made or sold product, especially an unauthorized recording or a knockoff item.
"He collected bootlegs of live concerts that were never officially released."
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adj Made, sold, or copied illegally.
"They got caught selling bootleg copies of the new album outside the venue."
bootleg in a sentence
- During Prohibition, plenty of people bootlegged whiskey out of their basements.
- Vendors were bootlegging DVDs of the movie before it even hit theaters.
- He collected bootlegs of live concerts that were never officially released.
- The market stall was full of obvious bootlegs of designer handbags.
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Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "bootleg" in Finnish?
"bootleg" in Finnish is laiton, piraatti-, piraattituote. bootleg means: To make, transport, or sell something illegally, especially alcohol or unauthorized copies of copyrighted material.
How do you use "bootleg" in a sentence?
Example: "During Prohibition, plenty of people bootlegged whiskey out of their basements." In Finnish, "bootleg" is laiton, piraatti-, piraattituote.
Are there other ways to say "bootleg" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "bootleg": laiton, piraatti-, piraattituote, trokata.