exploiter
exploiter — 名詞
- exploitersingular
- exploitersplural
1. a person who treats other people unfairly by using their work, time, or trust fo
剝削者
利用他人牟取私利的人
a person who treats other people unfairly by using their work, time, or trust for personal gain — for example, by paying very low wages for long hours of labour.
Mei-Lin quit when she realized her boss was an exploiter who paid below minimum wage.
Mei-Lin 發現老闆是個支付低於基本工資的剝削者後,便辭職了。
The landlord charged huge rent for tiny rooms, and everyone knew he was an exploiter.
那位房東收取高額租金出租小房間,大家都知道他是個剝削者。
known as / was an exploiter (identifying label)
That mining company is an exploiter; it forces poor village workers into dangerous twelve-hour shifts.
那家礦業公司是個剝削者,它強迫貧困的村民從事危險的十二小時輪班工作。
exploiter + of + noun group
Workers called their manager an exploiter because he demanded extra hours without any extra pay.
員工們稱他們的主管為剝削者,因為他要求大家加班卻不給額外薪水。
call + [person] + an exploiter
Oluwaseun felt like an exploiter when he let his teammates do all the group work.
Oluwaseun 覺得自己像個剝削者,因為他把所有小組作業都推給組員做。
act like an exploiter
- ruthless exploiter
- heartless exploiter
- economic exploiter
- advocate
someone who actively supports and protects the rights of others, the opposite of someone who takes advantage of them
文法句型
exploiter + of + noun phrase
be + an + exploiter
用法筆記
Frequently appears in discussions of labour rights, social justice, and business ethics. The verb 'exploit' is far more common in everyday conversation than the noun 'exploiter'.
常見錯誤
同根字
- exploit動詞B2
- exploitation名詞B2
- exploitative形容詞C1
- exploitable形容詞C1