bootlegger in Russian
bootlegger in Russian is [[незако́нный]] [[торго́вец]] [[спиртной|спиртны́ми]] [[напиток|напи́тками]], бутле́гер — bootlegger means someone who illegally makes, transports, or sells goods, especially alcohol or pirated copies.
bootlegger in Russian
What does "bootlegger" mean?
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noun Someone who illegally makes, transports, or sells goods, especially alcohol or pirated copies.
"The bootlegger ran crates of whiskey across the state line at night."
bootlegger in a sentence
- The bootlegger ran crates of whiskey across the state line at night.
- He was arrested as a bootlegger for selling counterfeit software.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "bootlegger" in Russian?
"bootlegger" in Russian is [[незако́нный]] [[торго́вец]] [[спиртной|спиртны́ми]] [[напиток|напи́тками]], бутле́гер. bootlegger means: Someone who illegally makes, transports, or sells goods, especially alcohol or pirated copies.
How do you pronounce [[незако́нный]] [[торго́вец]] [[спиртной|спиртны́ми]] [[напиток|напи́тками]]?
"bootlegger" in Russian is [[незако́нный]] [[торго́вец]] [[спиртной|спиртны́ми]] [[напиток|напи́тками]], pronounced "[[nezakonnyy]] [[torgovets]] [[spirtnoy|spirtnymi]] [[napitok|napitkami]]".
How do you use "bootlegger" in a sentence?
Example: "The bootlegger ran crates of whiskey across the state line at night." In Russian, "bootlegger" is [[незако́нный]] [[торго́вец]] [[спиртной|спиртны́ми]] [[напиток|напи́тками]], бутле́гер.
Are there other ways to say "bootlegger" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "bootlegger": [[незако́нный]] [[торго́вец]] [[спиртной|спиртны́ми]] [[напиток|напи́тками]], бутле́гер.
