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bootlegging

/ˈbuːtˌlɛɡɪŋ/

Переводы

bootleggingсуществительное

piratageCopie et diffusion non autorisées d’enregistrements audio ou vidéo.

Bootlegging of live concerts was rampant in the 1970s.

Le piratage de concerts en direct était très répandu dans les années 1970.

contrebandeCommerce illégal de biens, surtout d’alcool.

During the Prohibition era, bootlegging became a widespread activity in the United States.

Pendant la prohibition, la contrebande est devenue une activité répandue aux États-Unis.

Синонимы

illicit trade

bootleggingгерундий или причастие настоящего времени

/ˈbuːtˌlɛɡɪŋ/

Used before nouns to describe activities or people involved in illicit trade (e.g., "bootlegging gangs").

de contrebandeS’emploie pour qualifier une activité ou une opération illégale.

Several bootlegging operations were uncovered near the border.

Plusieurs opérations de contrebande ont été découvertes près de la frontière.

Синонимы

bootlegглагол

bootlegging

Герундий

bootlegged

Прошедшее простое время

bootlegged

Причастие прошедшего времени

bootlegging

Герундий

piraterFabriquer, distribuer ou vendre illégalement, surtout des copies ou enregistrements.

They were caught trying to bootleg copies of the new movie.

Ils ont été pris en train de pirater des copies du nouveau film.

Дополнительные переводы

frauderSens de transport ou de passage clandestin, notamment pour des marchandises.

Синонимы

illegally transport

distribute illegally

traffic

smuggle

pirate

Определения

bootleggingсуществительное

The illegal production, distribution, or sale of goods, especially alcohol or recordings.

During the Prohibition era, bootlegging became a widespread activity in the United States.

The unauthorized copying and distribution of audio or video recordings.

Bootlegging of live concerts was rampant in the 1970s.

bootleggingгерундий или причастие настоящего времени

Engaged in or relating to the illegal production, copying, or distribution of goods.

Several bootlegging operations were uncovered near the border.

bootlegглагол

To make, distribute, or sell something illegally or without authorization.

They were caught trying to bootleg copies of the new movie.

To smuggle or transport something illegally.

During the prohibition era, many people bootlegged alcohol across state lines.

In American football, to execute a bootleg play.

Facing third-and-short, the quarterback bootlegged to the left for a first down.