burnout
更新时间:2026-08-13 01:26:56 栏目: 英语词典
更新时间:2026-08-13 01:26:56 栏目: 英语词典
Burnout 是一个常用的英语词汇,通常用来描述由于长时间的压力或过度工作导致的身体、情感和心理上的极度疲劳。它尤其用于形容职场或学业中因过度劳累、情绪耗竭等原因造成的倦怠感。
/ˈbɜːrnaʊt/
Burnout: 倦怠,精疲力竭
Burnout 的发音为 /ˈbɜːrnaʊt/,其中:
burn 发音类似于 "伯恩"
out 发音类似于 "奥特"。
Burnout 通常用来描述长期的身心疲劳,特别是在工作或学习中,个体无法恢复其精力,导致动力丧失和效率下降。这个词也可以用于形容其他过度消耗的情境。
After working non-stop for six months, she finally reached the point of burnout.
(在连续工作六个月后,她终于到了精疲力竭的地步。)
Many teachers suffer from burnout due to the demanding nature of their job.
(许多教师因工作的高要求而经历倦怠。)
Burnout can lead to depression, anxiety, and other health issues.
(倦怠可能导致抑郁、焦虑和其他健康问题。)
If you're feeling burnt out, it’s important to take a break and recharge.
(如果你感到精疲力竭,重要的是休息一下,恢复精力。)
She’s been suffering from burnout ever since she started her new job.
(自从她开始新工作以来,她一直在遭受倦怠。)
The company introduced a wellness program to help employees cope with burnout.
(公司推出了一项健康项目,帮助员工应对倦怠。)
Chronic burnout can seriously affect both physical and mental health.
(长期倦怠会严重影响身心健康。)
He decided to take a sabbatical to recover from work-related burnout.
(他决定休假一年,以恢复因工作引起的倦怠。)
Burnout is often the result of unrealistic expectations and lack of support.
(倦怠通常是由于不切实际的期望和缺乏支持导致的。)
Recognizing the signs of burnout early can prevent more serious health problems.
(早期识别倦怠的迹象可以防止更严重的健康问题。)
Burnout syndrome: 倦怠综合症
Prevent burnout: 防止倦怠
Suffer from burnout: 遭受倦怠
Burnout prevention: 倦怠预防
Burnout recovery: 倦怠恢复
Stress: 压力
Exhaustion: 精疲力竭
Fatigue: 疲劳
Overwork: 过度工作
Mental health: 心理健康
Burnout 是一种由于长期的工作压力或过度负荷所导致的心理和生理疲劳现象,它可能影响到个人的情感、心理和身体健康。及时识别和处理倦怠症状对预防长期健康问题至关重要。