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

• Work burnout is no laughing matter.
  工作倦怠不再是个可笑的问题了。
• Relationship of Big Five Personality with Nurses 'Job Burnout
  护士工作倦怠与大五人格特质的关系研究
• College students'learning burnout is the hot spot of research in the current educational field.
  大学生学习倦怠是当前教育领域的研究热点。
• The Study of the Relationship Between the Job Burnout and the Job Satisfaction of the Middle School Teachers
  中学教师职业倦怠与工作满意度关系研究
• 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
• In short, the more social support, the stronger the relation of role cognition to burnout and self-efficacy.
  即社会支持越高，角色认知（冲突和模糊）与自我效能、工作倦怠越相关。
• Burnout: If you dread returning to work, you may be burned out.
  精力枯竭：如果你害怕回去工作那么也许你枯竭了。
• Job burnout is a professional psychological disease.
  职业枯竭是一种职业性的心理疾病。
• At which, teachers'working environment greatly influenced their job burnout.
  其中，教师所处工作环境对职业倦怠的产生有很大的影响。
• The results showed that the surveyed English teachers suffered from burnout but not to a serious degree.
  结果表明：从总体来看，被调查的英语教师存在职业倦怠现象，但程度并不十分严重。