exploitation in Japanese
exploitation in Japanese is 搾取 — exploitation means the unfair use of someone or something for personal gain.
exploitation in Japanese
搾取
Pronounced: sakushu
What does "exploitation" mean?
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noun The unfair use of someone or something for personal gain.
"Child labour is a cruel form of exploitation that many countries have banned."
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noun The act of making practical use of something, such as a resource.
"The exploitation of wind power has grown quickly along the coast."
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exploitation in a sentence
- Child labour is a cruel form of exploitation that many countries have banned.
- The film shows the exploitation of young musicians by dishonest managers.
- The exploitation of wind power has grown quickly along the coast.
- Careful exploitation of the forest can provide timber without destroying it.
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What is "exploitation" in Japanese?
"exploitation" in Japanese is 搾取. exploitation means: The unfair use of someone or something for personal gain.
How do you pronounce 搾取?
"exploitation" in Japanese is 搾取, pronounced "sakushu".
How do you use "exploitation" in a sentence?
Example: "Child labour is a cruel form of exploitation that many countries have banned." In Japanese, "exploitation" is 搾取.
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