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1 faire-valoir
faire-valoir [fεʀvalwaʀ]invariable masculine noun* * *fɛʀvalwaʀnom masculin invariable1) Cinéma, Théâtre foil2) Agriculture farming* * *faire-valoir nm inv2 Agric farming; le faire-valoir direct farming by the owner.[fɛrvalwar] nom masculin invariableexploitation ou terres en faire-valoir direct owner farm -
2 exploiter
exploiter [εksplwate]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verbto exploit ; [+ sol, terres] to farm ; [+ entreprise] to run ; [+ ligne aérienne, réseau] to operate ; [+ don] to make use of* * *ɛksplwate1) ( abuser de) to exploit [personne]2) ( faire valoir) to work [mine]; to mine [gisement de charbon, fer]; to exploit [gisement, forêt, source thermale]; to run [entreprise]; to operate [réseau, liaison aérienne]; to use [brevet]3) ( utiliser) to make the most of [don, connaissances]; péj to exploit [crédulité, rivalités]* * *ɛksplwate vt1) [employé] to exploitIl s'est fait exploiter par le patron du restaurant. — He was exploited by the owner of the restaurant.
2) [situation, faiblesse de qn] to exploit3) [entreprise, ferme] to run4) [talent, brevet, ressources] to use* * *exploiter verb table: aimer vtr1 ( abuser de) to exploit [personne];2 ( faire valoir) to work [mine]; to mine [gisement de charbon, fer]; to exploit [gisement, forêt, source thermale]; to run [entreprise]; to operate [réseau, liaison aérienne]; to use [brevet]; il exploite 17 hectares he farms 17 hectares;3 ( utiliser) to make the most of [don, renseignement, connaissances]; péj to exploit [crédulité, rivalités]; exploiter une situation to capitalize on a situation.[ɛksplwate] verbe transitif2. [tirer avantage de - talent] to exploit, to make use of ; [ - thème] to exploit ; [ - situation] to exploit, to make capital out of, to take advantage of[main-d'œuvre] to exploit
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