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Ausbeuter
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ex·ploit·er [ɪkˈsplɔɪtəʳ, ekˈ-, Am -t̬ɚ] N pej
exploiter
Ausbeuter(in) m (f) <-s, -> pej
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He is presented as a sanctimonious exploiter of her memory, who ill-treated her during their association.
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The exploiter has now to pay the price.
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It also provided for suffrage for people over eighteen years of age except clergy, former exploiters, and certain others.
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The income of the workers, on the other hand, comes from the sale of their labor power to a boss, an exploiter.
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The exploiters referred to in the stated goals of the committee were capitalists and political allies of what was called plutocracy.
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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Precisely this social definition of a landscape that synchronizes man as an inhabitant and as a tourist, but also as an exploiter and voyeur, is what allows the pictorial subjects to rigidify into ambiguous signs.
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www.annemarie-verna.ch
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Eben diese soziale Prägung einer Landschaft, die den Menschen als Bewohner und als Tourist, aber auch als Ausbeuter und Voyeur synchronisiert, lässt die Bildgegenstände zu mehrdeutigen Zeichen erstarren.
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The temptations of the exploiters are great - the facade is colourful and beautiful.
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kpp.aksios.de
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Die Verlockungen der Ausbeuter sind groß - die Fassade ist bunt und schön.
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Although (or specifically because) "General Ludd's" movement had no fixed organizational form, it was able to continue to strike fear in the hearts of the exploiters for years.
www.republicart.net
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Obwohl (oder gerade weil) die Bewegung des "General Ludd" keinerlei feste organisatorische Form besaß, war sie jahrelang in der Lage, den Ausbeutern Angst und Schrecken einzujagen.
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Wherever a czech met a german he considered the german as the rich exploiter or the serious competitor.
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www.jpmarat.de
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Die Deutschen erschienen den Tschechen überall als reiche Ausbeuter oder Konkurrenten.
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