Exploit
61exploit — verb ɪk splɔɪt, ɛk 1》 make use of and derive benefit from (a resource). 2》 make use of unfairly; benefit unjustly from the work of. noun ɛksplɔɪt a bold or daring feat. Derivatives exploitable adjective exploitation noun exploitative adjective… …
62exploit — I. n. Act (especially an heroic act), deed, feat, achievement. II. v. a. [Recent.] Utilize, put to use or service, work up …
63exploit — I n 1.(all usu. extraordinary) deed, feat, Archaic. gest, act, action; achievement, step, stride, advancement, progress; accomplishment, attainment, acquirement, success. 2. maneuver, move, stroke, blow, coup, stunt, trick; stroke of genius, tour …
64exploit — ex·ploit …
65exploit — nm., tour de force : teur de fourche (Arvillard), tò d feûrse (Albanais) ; fé <fait> (001) ; gran kou (001) …
66exploit — n. & v. n. a bold or daring feat. v.tr. 1 make use of (a resource etc.); derive benefit from. 2 usu. derog. utilize or take advantage of (esp. a person) for one s own ends. Derivatives: exploitable adj. exploitation n. exploitative adj. exploiter …
67Exploit d'huissier en justice — Procédure civile: acte rédigé et signifié par huissier de justice …
68exploit an event — use a situation to one s advantage …
69exploit the ability — make use of the ability …
70exploit the situation — take advantage of the circumstances …