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Definition of gunrunner in English: gunrunnernounˈɡʌnrʌnəˈɡənˌrənər A person engaged in the illegal sale or importing of firearms. 军火走私者 Example sentencesExamples - AK-47s were showing up all over the world in the early 1990s, being hustled by East European gunrunners.
- Kelly draws up a large, impressive, even diverse, cast of Irish cops and gunrunners, Italian mobsters and mistresses, Russian immigrants and killers, saints and scoundrels.
- Drug dealers, gunrunners, prostitutes; he knew several personally.
- People knew those who were behind it but were afraid to talk since it was also believed that certain policemen were connected to the drug dealers and gunrunners.
- It's not often you see a yacht publicly labelling itself a gunrunner, but for members of the Army Sailing Club in Sydney, it's a fitting name for their racing yacht and brings little suspicion from competitors.
- The less official picture of Marko is of a gangster with a coterie of gunrunners, tobacco smugglers and drug dealers.
- Colonel Dimon professionally commanded the regiment but suffered numerous political wounds at the hands of emigrants, whiskey traders, and gunrunners.
- A large part of his father's farm, in Fenit, Co Kerry, was sold to an American billionaire in December 1997 while the former IRA gunrunner was receiving social welfare payments.
- In New Zealand, Theodore and Jonas hook up with a gruff gunrunner named McNiff.
- The least thing she needs are now the press finding out about murders at her docks and the shipping companies avoiding her harbour because of the gunrunners.
- I joined the Bombay mafia, and worked as a gunrunner, a smuggler, and a counterfeiter.
- The shattered remnants of other vessels dotted the walls and floor of the tunnel, but she figured the gunrunners had scavenged the majority of the wreckage.
- Indonesia and the Philippines have immensely long coastlines, making their waters especially difficult to guard against pirates, drug traffickers, gunrunners and other criminals.
- I do not think there will be a lot of terrorists and gunrunners, so, in general, we support that.
- The storyline - something about gunrunners mistaking Andy for Derrick, thereby necessitating the salesman to help the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms - is paper-thin.
- Indications are that the Government is planning to leave loopholes that mean, among other things, British gunrunners will be able to continue their activities by simply moving overseas.
- However, while our government has been promoting the firearms amnesty in the UK, it has also been considering legislation that could allow British gunrunners to flood the streets of other countries with these destructive weapons.
- Though Simmons lost three fingers and an ear in a raucous poker game with a couple of Croat gunrunners who had joined the Legion to escape prosecution at home, he was happy to be back.
- Soon, helped by his younger brother and armed with only his own duplicity, acumen and dumb luck, Yuri has become a highly successful international gunrunner.
- However, it is increasingly apparent that the CAGE unit is targeting law-abiding citizens, not criminal gunrunners.
Derivativesnounˈɡʌnrʌnɪŋˈɡənˌrənɪŋ Organized crime is involved in extortion, kidnaping, murder, fixing bids for public works, and gunrunning. Example sentencesExamples - There are pirates and sex, gunrunning and smuggling, and sailors who talk like sailors.
- Some of those weapons no doubt moved to Western Europe, where Albanian gangsters are heavily involved in gunrunning.
- These connected crimes include corruption of state officials, forgery, use of fraud to obtain false certificates, blackmail, gunrunning, drug trafficking and money laundering.
- We hear time and time again that the funds for terrorist operations come from anywhere possible, and that drug-running, gunrunning, and those sorts of illicit activities are always a good source of revenue for terrorists.
Definition of gunrunner in US English: gunrunnernounˈɡənˌrənərˈɡənˌrənər A person engaged in the illegal sale or importing of firearms. 军火走私者 Example sentencesExamples - Indications are that the Government is planning to leave loopholes that mean, among other things, British gunrunners will be able to continue their activities by simply moving overseas.
- However, it is increasingly apparent that the CAGE unit is targeting law-abiding citizens, not criminal gunrunners.
- However, while our government has been promoting the firearms amnesty in the UK, it has also been considering legislation that could allow British gunrunners to flood the streets of other countries with these destructive weapons.
- Colonel Dimon professionally commanded the regiment but suffered numerous political wounds at the hands of emigrants, whiskey traders, and gunrunners.
- Though Simmons lost three fingers and an ear in a raucous poker game with a couple of Croat gunrunners who had joined the Legion to escape prosecution at home, he was happy to be back.
- I do not think there will be a lot of terrorists and gunrunners, so, in general, we support that.
- Drug dealers, gunrunners, prostitutes; he knew several personally.
- AK-47s were showing up all over the world in the early 1990s, being hustled by East European gunrunners.
- A large part of his father's farm, in Fenit, Co Kerry, was sold to an American billionaire in December 1997 while the former IRA gunrunner was receiving social welfare payments.
- Soon, helped by his younger brother and armed with only his own duplicity, acumen and dumb luck, Yuri has become a highly successful international gunrunner.
- I joined the Bombay mafia, and worked as a gunrunner, a smuggler, and a counterfeiter.
- In New Zealand, Theodore and Jonas hook up with a gruff gunrunner named McNiff.
- Indonesia and the Philippines have immensely long coastlines, making their waters especially difficult to guard against pirates, drug traffickers, gunrunners and other criminals.
- The shattered remnants of other vessels dotted the walls and floor of the tunnel, but she figured the gunrunners had scavenged the majority of the wreckage.
- The less official picture of Marko is of a gangster with a coterie of gunrunners, tobacco smugglers and drug dealers.
- The least thing she needs are now the press finding out about murders at her docks and the shipping companies avoiding her harbour because of the gunrunners.
- The storyline - something about gunrunners mistaking Andy for Derrick, thereby necessitating the salesman to help the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms - is paper-thin.
- It's not often you see a yacht publicly labelling itself a gunrunner, but for members of the Army Sailing Club in Sydney, it's a fitting name for their racing yacht and brings little suspicion from competitors.
- Kelly draws up a large, impressive, even diverse, cast of Irish cops and gunrunners, Italian mobsters and mistresses, Russian immigrants and killers, saints and scoundrels.
- People knew those who were behind it but were afraid to talk since it was also believed that certain policemen were connected to the drug dealers and gunrunners.
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