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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However, much of their land is illegally logged as corporations exploit these people, so forcing them onto smaller and smaller parcels.
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