exploit in Greek
exploit in Greek is κατόρθωμα — exploit means a bold or notable achievement, especially a daring one.
exploit in Greek
κατόρθωμα
Pronounced: katorthoma
What does "exploit" mean?
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noun A bold or notable achievement, especially a daring one.
"The explorer wrote a book about his daring exploits in the jungle."
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noun A piece of code or technique that takes advantage of a security flaw.
"The company released an update to fix the exploit before anyone could abuse it."
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verb To make good use of something to your own advantage.
"Farmers exploit the long summer days to grow a second crop."
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verb To treat someone unfairly for your own benefit.
"Some landlords exploit tenants who are afraid to complain."
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exploit in a sentence
- The explorer wrote a book about his daring exploits in the jungle.
- Her latest exploit was swimming across the lake in cold water.
- The company released an update to fix the exploit before anyone could abuse it.
- Security researchers found a new exploit that let attackers bypass the login screen.
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What is "exploit" in Greek?
"exploit" in Greek is κατόρθωμα. exploit means: A bold or notable achievement, especially a daring one.
How do you pronounce κατόρθωμα?
"exploit" in Greek is κατόρθωμα, pronounced "katorthoma".
How do you use "exploit" in a sentence?
Example: "The explorer wrote a book about his daring exploits in the jungle." In Greek, "exploit" is κατόρθωμα.
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