explotador
exploiter
noun eks-ploh-tah-DOHR Rare
Origin: From explotar (to exploit, from French 'exploiter') + the agent suffix '-dor'.
Usage Note
Explotador refers to a person who exploits others economically or physically. The feminine form is explotadora. The related verb is explotar, which importantly has two distinct meanings: 'to exploit (a person or resource)' and 'to explode' — learners should be aware of this ambiguity. The adjective form explotador/explotadora can also describe an exploitative system or behavior.
Examples
"Los trabajadores denunciaron al explotador ante las autoridades."
Natural Translation
The workers reported the exploiter to the authorities.
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