EXPLOIT - Перевод английский на итальянский

английский

итальянский

I. exploit СУЩ. [брит. ˈɛksplɔɪt, америк. ˈɛkˌsplɔɪt]

exploit

exploit м.

amorous exploits шутл.

exploit amorosi

II. exploit ГЛ. перех. [брит. ɪkˈsplɔɪt, ɛkˈsplɔɪt, америк. ɪkˈsplɔɪt] (all contexts)

exploit

sfruttare

shamelessly behave, exploit

in modo svergognato, senza vergogna

to find, exploit a loophole

trovare, sfruttare una scappatoia

glorious exploit

memorabile

итальянский

английский

fare un uso strumentale di qc

to exploit sth, to make instrumental use of sth

strumentalizzare

to exploit

sfruttare

to exploit

sfruttare debolezza, ascendente

to exploit

sfruttare operai

to exploit

valorizzare (sfruttare) risorse

to exploit

coltivare

to exploit

ingrassarsi alle spese di famiglia, persona

to batten on or exploit

английский

итальянский

I. exploit [ˈeks·plɔɪt] ГЛ. перех.

exploit

sfruttare

II. exploit [ˈeks·plɔɪt] СУЩ.

exploit

impresa ж.

итальянский

английский

strumentalizzare

to exploit

sfruttare

to exploit

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

More serious is the detection (or unfair sampling) loophole, due to the fact that particles are not always detected in both wings of the experiment.

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The walls themselves were also pierced with loopholes.

en.wikipedia.org

Malware authors target bugs, or loopholes, to exploit.

en.wikipedia.org

The loophole was that both debtors used a kind of anticipatory note, so that the loans were viewed as advances of money.

en.wikipedia.org

They would exploit a loophole in the system where they would be handed credit slips for the stolen items which were then put towards buying more expensive items.

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