contraband
contraband — 名詞
1. items that are secretly brought across a country's border against customs or tra
違禁品
非法跨境運輸的貨物
items that are secretly brought across a country's border against customs or trade laws
Customs officers found contraband hidden inside the truck's false floor.
海關人員在卡車的夾層地板中發現了違禁品。
collocation: contraband hidden in [place]
Diego served two years in prison for smuggling contraband across the border.
Diego 因跨境走私違禁品而服刑兩年。
smuggling contraband across [border]
The ship was held at the port while officials searched it for contraband.
這艘船被扣留在港口,官員搜查船上是否藏有違禁品。
Hari lost his import licence after contraband was discovered in his cargo.
Hari 的貨物中被發現違禁品後,他的進口許可證被吊銷了。
passive: contraband was discovered in [place]
Sniffer dogs at the airport are trained to detect contraband in luggage.
機場的緝毒犬受過訓練,能偵測出行李中的違禁品。
- smuggle contraband
- seize contraband
- contraband hidden in
- smuggled goods
more descriptive and everyday; contraband is the legal term
- illicit goods
broader — covers anything illegal to possess, not just cross-border smuggling
- black-market goods
emphasises illegal sale rather than the act of smuggling across borders
- legal imports
goods that have passed through customs and meet all trade regulations
用法筆記
Uncountable noun — you say 'contraband was seized,' never 'a contraband.' To refer to individual items, use 'piece of contraband' or 'contraband items.'
常見錯誤
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- contraband goods
- contraband items
- contraband smuggling
- contraband trade
常用片語
- contraband of war
介系詞搭配
- as contraband