exploit 音标拼音: ['ɛkspl
, ɔɪt] [
, ɛkspl'ɔɪt]
vt . 剥削,开发,利用
n . 功劳,功绩,功勋
剥削,开发,利用功劳,功绩,功勋
exploit 开拓
exploit n 1 :
a notable achievement ; "
he performed a great feat "; "
the book was her finest effort " [
synonym : {
feat }, {
effort },
{
exploit }]
v 1 :
use or manipulate to one '
s advantage ; "
He exploit the new taxation system "; "
She knows how to work the system "; "
he works his parents for sympathy " [
synonym : {
exploit }, {
work }]
2 :
draw from ;
make good use of ; "
we must exploit the resources we are given wisely " [
synonym : {
exploit }, {
tap }]
3 :
work excessively hard ; "
he is exploiting the students " [
synonym :
{
overwork }, {
exploit }]
Exploit \
Ex *
ploit "\,
n . [
OE .
esploit success ,
OF .
esploit ,
espleit ,
revenue ,
product ,
vigor ,
force ,
exploit ,
F .
exploit exploit ,
fr .
L .
explicitum ,
prop .
p .
p .
neut .
of explicare to unfold ,
display ,
exhibit ;
ex plicare to fold .
See {
Ply },
and cf . {
Explicit }, {
Explicate }.]
1 .
A deed or act ;
especially ,
a heroic act ;
a deed of renown ;
an adventurous or noble achievement ;
as ,
the exploits of Alexander the Great .
[
1913 Webster ]
Ripe for exploits and mighty enterprises . --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Combat ;
war . [
Obs .]
[
1913 Webster ]
He made haste to exploit some warlike service .
--
Holland .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 . [
F .
exploiter .]
To utilize ;
to make available ;
to get the value or usefulness out of ;
as ,
to exploit a mine or agricultural lands ;
to exploit public opinion . [
Recent ]
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
Hence :
To draw an illegitimate profit from ;
to speculate on ;
to put upon . [
Recent ]
[
1913 Webster ]
In no sense whatever does a man who accumulates a fortune by legitimate industry exploit his employ ['
e ]
s or make his capital "
out of "
anybody else . --
W .
G .
Sumner .
[
1913 Webster ]
111 Moby Thesaurus words for "
exploit ":
abuse ,
accomplished fact ,
accomplishment ,
achievement ,
act ,
acta ,
action ,
adventure ,
apply ,
aristeia ,
attainment ,
beguile ,
benefit from ,
bestow ,
bleed ,
bleed white ,
blow ,
bold stroke ,
capitalize on ,
cash in on ,
clip ,
coup ,
cultivate ,
dealings ,
deed ,
do ,
doing ,
doings ,
drain ,
effort ,
employ ,
emprise ,
endeavor ,
enterprise ,
exercise ,
fait accompli ,
feat ,
finesse ,
fleece ,
gest ,
go ,
gouge ,
hand ,
handiwork ,
handle ,
heroic act ,
hold up ,
ill -
use ,
impose ,
impose upon ,
improve ,
improve the occasion ,
job ,
jockey ,
make capital of ,
make hay ,
make use of ,
maneuver ,
manipulate ,
measure ,
milk ,
misuse ,
move ,
operation ,
overcharge ,
overprice ,
overt act ,
overtax ,
passage ,
performance ,
play ,
play on ,
presume upon ,
proceeding ,
production ,
profit by ,
profiteer ,
put to advantage ,
res gestae ,
screw ,
skin ,
soak ,
step ,
stick ,
sting ,
stroke ,
stunt ,
suck dry ,
surcharge ,
swindle ,
take advantage of ,
thing ,
thing done ,
tour de force ,
trade on ,
transaction ,
turn ,
turn to account ,
turn to profit ,
turn to use ,
undertaking ,
use ,
use ill ,
use to advantage ,
utilize ,
venture ,
victimize ,
work ,
work on ,
work upon ,
works
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