bootleg

bootleg
adjective
geschmuggelt; (sold/made) schwarz (ugs.) od. illegal verkauft/gebrannt
* * *
ˈboot·leg
I. n COMPUT Raubkopie f
II. adj attr, inv
1. (sold illegally) geschmuggelt
2. (illegally made) illegal hergestellt
\bootleg alcohol schwarzgebrannter Alkohol
\bootleg CDs Raubpressungen pl
\bootleg tapes Raubkopien pl
III. vt
<-gg->
to \bootleg sth
1. (sell illegally) etw schmuggeln
2. (make illegally) etw illegal herstellen
to \bootleg alcohol Alkohol schwarzbrennen
IV. vi
<-gg->
Schwarzhandel betreiben
* * *
bootleg
A s
1. schwarz gebrannte oder schwarz verkaufte oder geschmuggelte Spirituosen pl
2. etwas illegal Hergestelltes oder Verkauftes, z. B. Raubdruck m, Raubkopie f
B adj
1. a) schwarz gebrannt
b) schwarz verkauft
c) geschmuggelt
2. illegal:
bootleg copy Raubkopie f;
bootleg radio station Schwarz-, Piratensender m
C v/t Spirituosen
a) schwarzbrennen
b) schwarz verkaufen
c) schmuggeln
D v/i
a) schwarz Spirituosen brennen
b) Alkoholschwarzhandel treiben
c) Alkoholschmuggel treiben
* * *
adjective
geschmuggelt; (sold/made) schwarz (ugs.) od. illegal verkauft/gebrannt
* * *
v.
schmuggeln v.

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