burnout

英 [ˈbɜːnaʊt]

美 [ˈbɜːrnaʊt]

n. 精疲力竭; 过度劳累; (火箭)熄火点，燃烧终止

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

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.

Standardized survey tools were used to measure burnout, symptoms of depression, sleepiness and fatigue.
他们使用标准化的调查工具对倦怠，抑郁症状，嗜睡和疲劳进行调查。
Objective To investigate the job burnout of medical school teachers and its influential factors.
目的研究医学院教师职业倦怠情况及其影响因素。
Work burnout is no laughing matter.
工作倦怠不再是个可笑的问题了。
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
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。
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
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
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。
Objective To summarize the measurement instrument and diagnosis criterion of job burnout.
目的阐述工作倦怠的测量工具和诊断标准。
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；