I. ex·ploit N ['eksplɔɪt]
- exploit
- podvig m
II. ex·ploit VB trans [ɪk'splɔɪt, ek'-]
1. exploit pej (take advantage):
- exploit worker
- izrabljivati imperf
- exploit friend, thing
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2. exploit (utilize):
- exploit
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The player can study the games to find the program's weakness and try to exploit it.
en.wikipedia.org The fundamental idea of all anti-pathogenic agents is to exploit a difference between parasite and host.
en.wikipedia.org Rivers and wells were exploited and underground sources of water were discovered.
en.wikipedia.org The silver lead and iron mines were exploited and the area became a strong economic resource.
en.wikipedia.org It has been proven to have been used to suppress and exploit the out group or racialized others.
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