Pronunciation: /ˈtræfɪkt/
verb to engage in the illegal buying, selling, or transportation of goods or people
A1 Human trafficking is a serious crime.
A2 The police rescued the trafficked individuals from the illegal operation.
B1 Many young women are trafficked for the purpose of forced labor.
B2 The organization works to prevent children from being trafficked for exploitation.
C1 The government implemented new policies to combat trafficked goods entering the country.
C2 The documentary shed light on the dark reality of trafficked individuals in the modern world.
adjective related to the act of trafficking
A1 I saw a trafficked animal in the zoo.
A2 The police rescued the trafficked women from the brothel.
B1 The trafficked goods were seized by customs at the border.
B2 The trafficked migrants were found in a container truck.
C1 The trafficked artifacts were recovered from the black market.
C2 The trafficked drugs were intercepted by the authorities.
formal The police rescued several trafficked individuals from a human trafficking ring.
informal I heard that the new girl at school was trafficked from another country.
slang The gang trafficked stolen goods across state lines.
figurative Her emotions were trafficked between love and hate.
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