英:[ɪkˈsplɔɪt , ˈeksplɔɪt]
美:[ɪkˈsplɔɪt , ˈeksplɔɪt]
英:[ɪkˈsplɔɪt , ˈeksplɔɪt]
美:[ɪkˈsplɔɪt , ˈeksplɔɪt]
复数:exploits
第三人称单数:exploits
现在分词:exploiting
过去式:exploited
过去分词:exploited
词根:exploit
adj.exploitative 剥削的;利用的;开发资源的
exploitive 剥削的;开发资源的
n.exploitation 开发,开采;利用;广告推销
exploiter 开拓者;剥削者
noun
deed, actespecially: a notable, memorable, or heroic act a book about his youthful exploits I took out the list of Professor Challenger's exploits, and I read it over under the electric lamp. —Arthur Conan Doyle About midnight the gang returned, with various articles of plunder, and talked over their exploits … —Sir Walter Scott It used to be rare for C.I.A. employees to recount their exploits, or grievances, in print. —Alex Berenson
a daring exploit
verb
transitive verb
to make productive use of : utilize exploit your opponent's weakness
exploiting your talents
to make use of meanly or unfairly for one's own advantage
exploiting migrant farm workers
这组词都有“使用,应用”的意思,其区别是:
apply指将一事物运用于另一事物之上以发挥其有效作用。
use普通用词,着重为达到某一目的而利用某人或某物。
avail通常指使用手边或就近的人或物以有利于自己。
utilize侧重有利可图或能达到某一实际目的。书面用词。
exploit强调充分利用。
employ指使用处于消极状态或未被用过的人或物,可以与use换用,但强调进行选择、充分利用。
以上来源于网络
14世纪末,"一项行动的结果",源自古法语 esploit "执行; 成就,结果; 收益,优势"(12世纪,现代法语 exploit),是一个非常常见的词,用于表示"行动,事迹,利益,成就"的意思,源自拉丁语 explicitum "一件已解决,结束或展示的事物",是中性形式的名词用法,来自 explicitus 的过去分词,该词源自 explicare "展开,解开,解脱",由 ex "出"(参见 ex-)和 plicare "折叠"(来自 PIE 词根 *plek- "编织")。
意思上的"壮举,成就"约为1400年。意义的演变是从"展开"到"呈现"到"获得优势"到"成就"。相关词: Exploits。
剥削
Noun Middle English espleit, expleit, esploit, exploit "furtherance, favorable outcome, outcome (good or bad), undertaking, military expedition, deed of arms," borrowed from Anglo-French espleit, esploit, exploit "carrying out, execution, achievement, course, success, gain," probably noun derivative of espleiter, esploiter "to carry out, achieve, expedite" — more at exploit >entry 2 Verb Middle English espleiten, expleiten, expleten, esploiten "to facilitate, expedite (a journey), fulfill (a need), execute, complete, relate, explain," borrowed from Anglo-French espleiter, esploiter, exploiter "to carry out, achieve, promote, expedite, make use of, use unfairly, progress, succeed, act," probably going back to Vulgar Latin *explicitāre, repetitive derivative of Latin explicāre "to free from folds or creases, unroll, disentangle, spread out, bring into play, exercise" — more at explicate Note: The Middle English form expleten suggests association with Latin explēre "to fill up, carry to completion, accomplish" (compare expletive >entry 2). Latinizing variants with ex- have completely replaced earlier es- in both English and French. Earlier standard etymological dictionaries of French (Französisches etymologisches Wörterbuch, Bloch and Wartburg's Dictionnaire étymologique de la langue française) see the noun as the more basic form, going back to *explicitum, allegedly formed from the neuter of the Latin past participle explicitus (see explicit)—though the sense of the noun is active, not passive. Romance outcomes of *explicitāre are mainly restricted to Gallo-Romance (as Old Occitan esplechar "to make use of, execute, accomplish") and Catalan (esplet "harvest," espletar "to harvest"). Note that *explicitāre preserves only the figurative meaning "bring into play, exercise" of the root word explicāre, out of which French and English have elaborated further meanings. The sense "relate, explain" of the Middle English verb is not paralleled in French and did not survive into Modern English.
The first known use of exploit was in the 15th century
explorernoun
one that exploresespecially: a person who travels in search of new geographical or scientific information
a vehicle called the lunar explorer
capitalized a member of the scouting program of the Boy Scouts of America for young people 14 to 20 years old
exploreverb
to search through : look into
exploring new ideas
to go into or travel over for purposes of discovery or adventure explore the moon
explore a cave
to examine carefully and in detail especially in order to make a diagnosis
explore a wound
to make a careful search
explore for oil
exploreverb
to search through : look into
exploring new ideas
to go into or travel over for purposes of discovery or adventure explore the moon
explore a cave
to examine carefully and in detail especially in order to make a diagnosis
explore a wound
to make a careful search
explore for oil
exploratoryadjective
of, relating to, or being exploration an exploratory trip exploratory surgery
exploratory drilling for oil
explorationnoun
the act or an instance of exploring
exploit1 of 2noun
a brave or daring act
exploit2 of 2verb
to get value or use from exploit an opponent's weaknesses
exploit your talents
to make use of unfairly for one's own advantage
exploiting migrant farm workers
exploit1 of 2noun
a brave or daring act
exploit2 of 2verb
to get value or use from exploit an opponent's weaknesses
exploit your talents
to make use of unfairly for one's own advantage
exploiting migrant farm workers
exploit1 of 2noun
a brave or daring act
exploit2 of 2verb
to get value or use from exploit an opponent's weaknesses
exploit your talents
to make use of unfairly for one's own advantage
exploiting migrant farm workers
exploit1 of 2noun
a brave or daring act
exploit2 of 2verb
to get value or use from exploit an opponent's weaknesses
exploit your talents
to make use of unfairly for one's own advantage
exploiting migrant farm workers
exploit1 of 2noun
a brave or daring act
exploit2 of 2verb
to get value or use from exploit an opponent's weaknesses
exploit your talents
to make use of unfairly for one's own advantage
exploiting migrant farm workers
1 My close ties with America..could be usefully exploited.
2 Will had concealed his well, laughed loud, exploited perverse virtues, and never let his jealousy go wandering.
3 He was trusted and liked—and famous, after his exploit with the pitchfork.
4 once famed as an actor, John Wilkes Booth is now remembered for a single exploit, his assassination of Lincoln
5 Among his many exploits, he paddled his canoe up a river to the Fijian village of Kasavu, halted less than a pistol shot’s length from the village fence, and fired away at the undefended inhabitants.
6 While based upon domestic market, the company open and exploit market abroad positively.
公司在立足国内市场的同时, 积极开拓国际市场.
7 Other prisoners exploit or react violently to the behavioral symptoms of the mentally ill.
8 Haskell ran the Dregs, but these days, he preferred to sit in the warmth of his room, drinking lukewarm lager, building model ships, and telling long stories of his exploits to anyone who would listen.
9 You must exploit all your spare time to learn English.
你必须利用一切空闲时间来学习英语。
10 The design was so elegant, so adept at exploiting the strength of thin strands of steel, that the wheel appeared incapable of withstanding the stresses placed upon it.
11 How to exploit thin seam mining economically is a major technical problem.
如何经济合理地开采超薄煤层,是一个重大开采技术难题.
12 They are exploited by intermediaries, hitch hiker sand other parasites.
他们利用中间人顺山砂等寄生虫.
13 When I returned home at night, I would go to my room and lock the door and revel in outlandish exploits of outlandish men in faraway, outlandish cities.
14 The drilling team is working on a petroleum associated gas well to exploit natural gas.
钻探队正在打油气井,准备开采天然气.
15 Bringing Lawrence back to New York, he exploited his personal business contacts to secure tons of copper and iron for the giant machine.
16 Gwentshe knew how to exploit certain issues in order to discredit his opponents.
17 He wrote a book about his exploits,..and for a few years he was one of the war-heroes.
18 In the classic a Cartel, the group sets a unified optimally exploiting price structure.
的传统范本, 这个集团制定出一个统一的最有利于剥削的价格结构.
19 Commercial miners want both a clear title to their holding and exclusive rights to exploit it.
不必奇怪,因为商业矿业需要明确的持有权以及专属的开采权.
20 Minya’s will was reasserted, the tethers once more drawn taut, but they all felt, to a one, a gasp of freedom too fleeing to exploit.
1 活用
2 使用
use user application wear exercise employ usage manipulation usance spend manipulate work take turn talk apply pass improve publish handle push occupy utter wield bestow in use
3 功勋
5 开采
6 剥削
exploitative exploiture exploitation rack prey leech squeeze sweat fleece grind the face of predatory vampirism exploitive scrouge milk
7 功业
9 利用
exploiture use improvement employment utilization exploitation imposition trade impose presume capitalize improve exercise mine utilize employ tap embrace harness manipulate salvage parlay uti capitalize upon turn to advantage put to account turn to account presume upon press into service practise on practise upon bring into play call into play avail oneself of make capital of play upon make a market of make market of cash in on profit by recover seize exert practice work take save put into practice put over on ring into play put the use inspan touch deploy practise avail walk all over take advantage of make use of trade on put upon exploitative through grab mine a rich seam of make capital out of on the back of avail yourself of play on draw on usage uptake over game reclaim turn to your advantage put to good account turn to good account piggyback on draw upon seize upon seize on milk ply make of exploitive available strain devotion recourse cash turn impress
10 宣传
propagandist commercial plug promotion billing advocacy propaganda publicity buildup exploitation propagation fanfare advocation semination propagandism propagandize press-agent feature sell promote drum headline advertise preach propagate publicize promulgate publicise
11 开拓
settlement extension exploitation clear extend tap carve subdue inning congregation reclamation pioneer enlarge blaze reclaim harrow
12 开发
deploitation development exploitation open develop tap build build up pioneer diversify developmental exploitative open-end exploitive drawing remit develope working-out
14 英勇的行为
15 剥削者
18 开拓市场
19 奇遇
20 开垦
21 滥用
23 勋绩
24 压榨
25 开发者