contraband 音標拼音: [k'ɑntrəb
, ænd]
n . 違禁品,走私
a . 禁運的,非法買賣的
違禁品,走私禁運的,非法買賣的
contraband adj 1 :
distributed or sold illicitly ; "
the black economy pays no taxes " [
synonym : {
bootleg }, {
black }, {
black -
market },
{
contraband }, {
smuggled }]
n 1 :
goods whose importation or exportation or possession is prohibited by law Contraband \
Con "
tra *
band \,
n . [
It .
contrabando ;
contra bando ban ,
proclamation :
cf .
F .
contrebande .
See {
Ban }
an edict .]
1 .
Illegal or prohibited traffic .
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Persons the most bound in duty to prevent contraband ,
and the most interested in the seizures .
--
Burke .
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2 .
Goods or merchandise the importation or exportation of which is forbidden .
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3 .
A negro slave ,
during the Civil War ,
escaped to ,
or was brought within ,
the Union lines .
Such slave was considered contraband of war . [
U .
S .]
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{
Contraband of war },
that which ,
according to international law ,
cannot be supplied to a hostile belligerent except at the risk of seizure and condemnation by the aggrieved belligerent . --
Wharton .
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Contraband \
Con "
tra *
band \,
a .
Prohibited or excluded by law or treaty ;
forbidden ;
as ,
contraband goods ,
or trade .
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The contraband will always keep pace ,
in some measure ,
with the fair trade . --
Burke .
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Contraband \
Con "
tra *
band \,
v .
t .
1 .
To import illegally ,
as prohibited goods ;
to smuggle .
[
Obs .] --
Johnson .
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2 .
To declare prohibited ;
to forbid . [
Obs .]
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The law severly contrabands Our taking business of men '
s hands . --
Hudibras .
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116 Moby Thesaurus words for "
contraband ":
Eighteenth Amendment ,
Prohibition Party ,
Volstead Act ,
actionable ,
against the law ,
anarchic ,
anarchistic ,
anomic ,
ban ,
banned ,
barred ,
black -
market ,
bootleg ,
bootleg liquor ,
chargeable ,
cigarette smuggling ,
cigarettes ,
contrabandage ,
contrary to law ,
criminal ,
denial ,
disallowance ,
disapproved ,
dope ,
dope smuggling ,
drugs ,
embargo ,
excluded ,
exclusion ,
felonious ,
flawed ,
forbade ,
forbid ,
forbiddance ,
forbidden ,
forbidden fruit ,
forbidding ,
gunrunning ,
hot ,
hot goods ,
illegal ,
illegitimate ,
illicit ,
impermissible ,
index ,
index expurgatorius ,
index librorum prohibitorum ,
inhibition ,
injunction ,
interdict ,
interdiction ,
interdictum ,
irregular ,
jewel smuggling ,
jewels ,
justiciable ,
law ,
lawless ,
narcotics ,
narcotics smuggling ,
no -
no ,
nonconstitutional ,
nonlegal ,
nonlicit ,
nonpermissible ,
not permitted ,
off limits ,
out of bounds ,
outlaw ,
outlawed ,
preclusion ,
prevention ,
prohibited ,
prohibition ,
prohibitory injunction ,
proscribed ,
proscription ,
punishable ,
refusal ,
rejection ,
repression ,
restrictive covenants ,
ruled out ,
ruling out ,
rumrunning ,
run ,
shut out ,
smuggled goods ,
smuggling ,
statute ,
stolen goods ,
sumptuary laws ,
suppression ,
taboo ,
tabooed ,
triable ,
unallowed ,
unauthorized ,
unconstitutional ,
under the ban ,
under -
the -
counter ,
under -
the -
table ,
unlawful ,
unlicensed ,
unofficial ,
unpermissible ,
unsanctioned ,
unstatutory ,
untouchable ,
unwarrantable ,
unwarranted ,
verboten ,
vetoed ,
wrongful ,
zoning ,
zoning laws CONTRABAND ,
mar .
law .
Its most extensive sense ,
means all commerce which is carried on contrary to the laws of the state .
This term is also used to designate all kinds of merchandise which are used ,
or transported ,
against the interdictions published by a ban or solemn cry .
2 .
The term is usually applied to that unlawful commerce which is so carried on in time of war .
Merlin ,
Repert .
h .
t .
Commodities particularly useful in war are contraband as arms ,
ammunition ,
horses ,
timber for ship building ,
and every kind of naval stores .
When articles come into use as implements of war ,
which were before innocent ,
they may be declared to be contraband .
The greatest difficulty to decide what is contraband seems to have occurred in the instance of provisions ,
which have not been held to be universally contraband ,
though Vattel admits that they become so on certain occasions ,
when there is an expectation of reducing an enemy by famine .
3 .
In modern times one of the principal criteria adopted by the courts for the decision of the question ,
whether any particular cargo of provisions be confiscable as contraband ,
is to examine whether those provisions be in a rude or manufactured state ;
for all articles ,
in such examinations ,
are treated with greater indulgence in their natural condition than when wrought tip for the convenience of the enemy '
s immediate use .
Iron ,
unwrought ,
is therefore treated with indulgence ,
though anchors ,
and other instruments fabricated out of it ,
are directly contraband .
1 Rob .
Rep .
1 89 .
See Vattel ,
b .
3 ,
c .
7 Chitty '
s L .
of Nat .
120 ;
Marsh .
Ins .
78 ;
2 Bro .
Civ .,
Law ,
311 ;
1 Kent .
Com .
135 ;
3 Id .
215 .
4 .
Contraband of war ,
is the act by which ,
in times of war ,
a neutral vessel introduces ,
or attempts to introduce into the territory of ,
one of the belligerent parties ,
arms ,
ammunition ,
or other effects intended for ,
or which may serve ,
hostile operations .
Merlin ,
Repert .
h .
t .
1 Kent ,
Com .
135 ;
Mann .
Comm .
B .
3 ,
c .
7 ;
6 Mass .
102 ;
1 Wheat .
382 ;
1 Cowen ,
56 John .
Cas .
77 ,
120 .
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