burnout

英 [ˈbɜːnaʊt]

美 [ˈbɜːrnaʊt]

n.  精疲力竭; 过度劳累; (火箭)熄火点，燃烧终止

化学

COCA.12218

牛津词典

noun

• 精疲力竭；过度劳累
  the state of being extremely tired or ill, either physically or mentally, because you have worked too hard
• （火箭）熄火点，燃烧终止
  the point at which a rocket has used all of its fuel and has no more power

柯林斯词典

• 精疲力竭；劳累过度
  also burn-out. If someone suffersburnout, they exhaust themselves at an early stage in their life or career because they have achieved too much too quickly.

双语例句

• Last year, the medical journal examined the problem of overuse injuries and burnout in adolescent athletes.
  去年，医学杂志《儿科学》对成年运动员因训练过度而产生的损伤及职业倦怠感进行了调查。
• Work burnout is no laughing matter.
  工作倦怠不再是个可笑的问题了。
• The role conflict is one of the reasons that caused job burnout of college counselors.
  角色冲突是造成高校辅导员职业倦怠的原因之一。
• Research on the relationship between physician job burnout and job satisfaction, job stability
  医生工作倦怠与工作满意度和稳定性的关系研究
• Result: Role conflict can predict all dimensions of job burnout;
  结果：角色冲突对职业倦怠的三个维度均有较高的预测力；
• Job burnout is a professional psychological disease.
  职业枯竭是一种职业性的心理疾病。
• I feel burnout and study wears me out.
  我感到精疲力竭了，学业令我心力交瘁。
• Study of Head Nurses 'Job Burnout and Job Satisfaction Based on Psychological Contract Breach
  基于心理契约破裂的护士长工作倦怠与工作满意度研究
• But preventing burnout, and treating it early, can help you stay both healthy and productive.
  但是预防精疲力竭并早日进行治疗，可以帮助你保持健康和有效率。
• A Study on College English Teachers 'Burnout in Professional Development
  高校英语教师专业发展中的职业倦怠研究