contraband in Japanese
contraband in Japanese is 密売品, 禁制品 — contraband means goods that are illegal to own, trade, or smuggle.
contraband in Japanese
密売品
Pronounced: mitsubaihin
(uncountable) Goods which are prohibited from being traded, smuggled goods.
禁制品
Pronounced: kinseihin
(uncountable) Goods which are prohibited from being traded, smuggled goods.
What does "contraband" mean?
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noun Goods that are illegal to own, trade, or smuggle.
"Customs officers found contraband cigarettes hidden inside the truck."
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adjective Forbidden to be traded or carried.
"The ship was carrying contraband weapons across the border."
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contraband in a sentence
- Customs officers found contraband cigarettes hidden inside the truck.
- Prison guards regularly search cells for contraband phones.
- The ship was carrying contraband weapons across the border.
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What is "contraband" in Japanese?
"contraband" in Japanese is 密売品, 禁制品. contraband means: Goods that are illegal to own, trade, or smuggle.
How do you pronounce 密売品?
"contraband" in Japanese is 密売品, pronounced "mitsubaihin".
How do you use "contraband" in a sentence?
Example: "Customs officers found contraband cigarettes hidden inside the truck." In Japanese, "contraband" is 密売品, 禁制品.
Are there other ways to say "contraband" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "contraband": 密売品, 禁制品.
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