bootlegging

1. ADJ 非法制造贩卖的
   Bootleg is used to describe something that is made secretly and sold illegally.
   1. ...a bootleg recording of the band's 1977 tour of Scandinavia.
      该乐队1977年斯堪的纳维亚巡回演唱会的盗版录音带
   2. ...bootleg liquor.
      私酒
2. VERB 非法制造贩卖（唱片等）
   To bootleg something such as a recording means to make and sell it illegally.
   1. He has sued a fan for bootlegging his concerts...
      他已经起诉一个歌迷非法录制他音乐会的节目。
   2. Avid Bob Dylan fans treasure bootlegged recordings.
      鲍勃·迪伦的疯狂歌迷们对他的盗版唱片视若珍宝。
   3. Bootleg is also a noun.
      
   4. The record was a bootleg.
      这张唱片是盗版的。

1. He has sued a fan for bootlegging his concerts
   他已经起诉一个歌迷非法录制他音乐会的节目。
2. However, the number of bootlegging a classic.
   可是盗号码的经典了。
3. The bootlegging of video tapes is common in the Orient.
   影碟的非法贩卖在东方很普遍。
4. KING: What can an artist do about bootlegging?
   金：作为一个艺人，对于盗版能做些什么呢？
5. We distinguish between two kinds of illegal circumvention of taxation: bootlegging and large-scale organised smuggling.
   我们区分两种非法的逃税行为：贩私和大规模的有组织的走私活动。
6. An example of bootlegging is the illegal traffic of hand-rolling tobacco between Belgium and the United Kingdom.
   贩私的一个例子是在比利时和英国之间对手卷烟草的非法运输。
7. While bootlegging is a problem in some parts of the world, substantial price differences between countries are relatively uncommon.
   贩私只是世界上某些地区存在的问题，国家之间的实质商品价格存在差异并不常见。
8. Bootlegging is encouraged by substantial differentials in the price of tobacco products between neighbouring countries or between neighbouring states or provinces.
   贩私是由邻近国家、邻近州或省之间存在的烟草产品的价格差价引起的。
9. Lee went on a recruiting trip that had aspects of a rock-and-roll tour, with students actually bootlegging counterfeit tickets.
   李开复展开了招聘之行，但看起来就像是摇滚巡演。学生们甚至私自贩卖伪造的门票。
10. He was bootlegging the movie.
    他在盗录电影。
11. He was caught bootlegging videotapes.
    他因非法录制录像带被逮捕。
12. It's the perfect tool for bootlegging your favorite summer concerts ( with permission from the sound guy).
    这是为贩售私酒您喜爱的夏天音乐会的完善的工具。
13. To safeguard the rule of order, and history are at the legal rule to heavy bootlegging, which formed the ancient Chinese bootlegging crimes legislation and basic traditional heavy.
    为维护统治秩序，历代法律不惜以重刑治盗，从而形成了中国古代盗罪立法重刑主义的基本传统。

noun

1. the act of making or transporting alcoholic liquor for sale illegally
   1. the Prohibition amendment made bootlegging profitable

2. the act of selling illegally or without permission
   1. the bootlegging of videotapes is common in Asia