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Romanian term
a introduce în țară fără drept
Romanian to English
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Law (general)
În actul de sesizare s-a reținut că X a introdus în țară, fără drept, ...marfa X, care îi aparține și pe care a trimis-o printr-o firmă de curierat, fără să o declare autorităților vamale.
smuggled into the country?
smuggled into the country?
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | to import unlawfully / illegally (goods unauthoris/zed) into the country | Adrian MM. |
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to import unlawfully / illegally (goods unauthoris/zed) into the country
to start the ball rolling for real Romanian translators...
Smuggle is also usable, though 'sneak' (goods / a motor vehicle)into the country is a colloquial turn of phrase that first occur(r)ed to me,as far as I could make sense of the Romanian.
Difference between unlawfully and illegally: the former IMO - apart from unlawful killing by driving - can be a civil offence in tort e.g. where the paperwork isn't quite right, whereas the latter is usually criminal.
Smuggle is also usable, though 'sneak' (goods / a motor vehicle)into the country is a colloquial turn of phrase that first occur(r)ed to me,as far as I could make sense of the Romanian.
Difference between unlawfully and illegally: the former IMO - apart from unlawful killing by driving - can be a civil offence in tort e.g. where the paperwork isn't quite right, whereas the latter is usually criminal.
Example sentence:
What is the value of the cultural goods that are imported illegally (in)to the EU?
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Thank you for your explanations. |
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