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bootlegger
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈbuːt.leɡ.ər/ us /ˈbuːt.leɡ.ɚ/
someone who makes, copies, or sells something illegally: 走私贩;非法贩卖者;酿私酒者
His father was a bootlegger who bought liquor cheap in Nebraska and sold it at twice the price to Indians in South Dakota.他的父亲是一名私酒贩子，在内布拉斯加州廉价购买酒类，然后以两倍的价格卖给南达科他州的印第安人。
The band has spoken out against merchandise bootleggers currently operating outside their gigs.乐队公开反对目前在他们演出场地外面做生意的的商品走私者。
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Within months, bootleggers were selling copies of the in-progress album.
Bootleggers took advantage of the ease of passage to move liquor from Canada into the U. S. during the Prohibition.
Egmont Key became a hideout for bootleggers and smugglers.
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man of straw
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bootlegger | American Dictionary
bootlegger
noun[ C ]
us/ˈbutˌleɡ·ər/
someone who sells illegally made goods
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