exploited
Prononciation : [ɪkˈsplɔɪtɪd]
Mot
Contexte : « fairness »
(verb) to take advantage of someone or something in a way that is unfair or wrong. It often means using someone's weakness for your own benefit, especially when that person is not treated fairly.
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The workers were recognized for their hard work and were not exploited by their employer.
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Many workers feel that they are exploited when they are not paid fairly for their long hours.
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Do you think it's right to exploit people who are desperate for a job?
Contexte : « resource use »
(verb) to make full use of something in order to gain an advantage. It can refer to using natural resources or skills to get the most benefit from them.
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The company exploited the new technology to improve their production process.
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If we don't use renewable energy wisely, we might exploit our natural resources too much.
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How can we best exploit our abilities to succeed in school?
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