burnout

英['bɜːnaʊt] 美['bɜːrnaʊt]
  • n. 烧坏;燃料烧尽;精疲力尽
  • burberry n.巴巴利雨衣;巴巴利防水棉布
  • burble v.冒泡;说话快速而激动;唠叨n.潺潺声;气流分离
  • burbot n.江鳕
  • burden n.负担;责任;装载量;主题;[音乐]副歌v.使负重;装载;烦扰
  • burdensome adj.负担的;恼人的;累赘的
1. Many students have burnout after taking exams.
考试过后许多学生筋疲力尽.

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2. Burnout is common among teachers.
过度劳累在教师中很常见.

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3. While quality of life has improved, there's still a lot of burnout.
在生活质量提高的同时, 却有许多人身心疲惫.

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4. Again, criticism still creates high levels of stress, which lead to burnout.
而且批评还能造成很大的压力, 从而使人心灰意懒.

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5. Strong motivation will help you survive slowdowns and periods of burnout.
强大的动机可以帮助你挺过低迷和筋疲力尽的时期.

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    用作名词 (n.)
    1. Starting too quickly usually will lead to injury or burnout.
      开始时速度过快将导致受损或烧坏。
    2. Let's hope we don't have a burnout.
      希望燃料不会已经烧尽了吧。
    3. Many of the teachers are suffering from burnout.
      现在的老师们都精疲力尽了。
    4. This might result from overtraining, burnout or lack of interest.
      这些现象似乎是与长期投入训练、身心倦怠和缺乏乐趣有所关联。