exploit in Portuguese
exploit in Portuguese is façanha, proeza, exploit — exploit means a bold or notable achievement, especially a daring one.
exploit in Portuguese
façanha
A heroic or extraordinary deed.
proeza
A heroic or extraordinary deed.
exploit
(computing) A program or technique that exploits a vulnerability in other software.
explorar
explotar
What does "exploit" mean?
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noun A bold or notable achievement, especially a daring one.
"Stories of his wartime exploits became local legend."
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noun A piece of code or technique that takes advantage of a security flaw.
"Hackers used an exploit in the outdated software to steal data."
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verb To make good use of something to your own advantage.
"The team exploited a weakness in the opposition's defense."
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verb To treat someone unfairly for your own benefit.
"The factory was accused of exploiting underpaid workers."
exploit in a sentence
- Stories of his wartime exploits became local legend.
- Hackers used an exploit in the outdated software to steal data.
- The team exploited a weakness in the opposition's defense.
- The factory was accused of exploiting underpaid workers.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "exploit" in Portuguese?
"exploit" in Portuguese is façanha, proeza, exploit. exploit means: A bold or notable achievement, especially a daring one.
How do you use "exploit" in a sentence?
Example: "Stories of his wartime exploits became local legend." In Portuguese, "exploit" is façanha, proeza, exploit.
Are there other ways to say "exploit" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 5 translations listed for "exploit": façanha, proeza, exploit, explorar, explotar.
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