exploit

• 名词，指显著、英勇或大胆的行为或成就，常用于冒险或成功的语境中。

A noun referring to a notable, heroic, or daring deed or achievement, often in the context of adventure or accomplishment.

1. Heroic or notable achievementB2formal

   A brave, heroic, or remarkable act or deed.

   壮举

   • The knight's exploits were celebrated in songs and stories.
   • His exploits in the war earned him a medal of honor.
   • The explorer's exploits in the jungle were legendary.

   同义词accomplishmentachievementattainmentdeedfeattriumph

2. Adventurous or daring featB2formal

   An exciting or daring adventure or accomplishment.

   壮举

   • She recounted her exploits while climbing Mount Everest.
   • The young sailor's exploits on the high seas amazed everyone.
   • Their exploits in the desert were both dangerous and thrilling.

   同义词accomplishmentachievementadventuredeedescapadefeatstunt

• 指为了自身利益或优势而充分利用某物，常含不公正或剥削之意。

A verb used to indicate the act of utilizing something fully and often unfairly for one's own benefit or advantage.

1. Use selfishly or unfairlyB2formal

   To take advantage of a person or situation for one's own benefit, often in an unethical way.

   利用

   • The company exploited its workers by paying them very low wages.
   • He exploited her kindness for his own gain.
   • Corrupt officials exploited the system for personal profit.

   同义词abusebleedcash in onmanipulatemilksqueezeusewring

   反义词benefitguardhelpprotectservesupport

2. Utilize fullyB2formal

   To make full use of a resource or opportunity to gain maximum benefit.

   充分利用

   • The engineers exploited the natural resources of the region.
   • She exploited her talents to build a successful career.
   • We need to exploit every opportunity to expand our business.

   同义词harnessleveragemilktaputilize

   反义词neglectsquanderwaste