Burnout 的音标是 /ˈbɜːrnaʊt/。

1. 含义:

Burnout 主要指因长时间的过度工作或压力而导致的身心疲惫或精疲力竭，通常表现为精力、情感或身体上的耗竭。

它也可以指设备或电路的损坏，因为过度使用或电流过大。

2. 翻译:

Burnout：精疲力竭、倦怠

Burnout：（电器设备）烧坏，损坏

3. 读音:

/ˈbɜːrnaʊt/

4. 用法:

Burnout 常常用来形容由工作、学业或生活压力导致的情感和身体上的消耗，尤其是在工作环境中。它在心理学、医疗和职业环境中都有广泛使用。

5. 例句:

After months of working overtime, she finally reached a point of burnout.

她经过几个月的加班，终于达到了精疲力竭的状态。

The high-pressure job led to his burnout.

这个高压的工作导致了他的倦怠。

Teachers are particularly vulnerable to burnout due to long working hours and emotional stress.

教师尤其容易因长时间的工作和情感压力而产生倦怠。

To prevent burnout, it's important to take regular breaks.

为了防止精疲力竭，定期休息非常重要。

Burnout can manifest as physical exhaustion and emotional detachment.

精疲力竭可能表现为身体疲惫和情感疏离。

He had to take a sabbatical to recover from burnout.

他不得不休假一段时间，以从精疲力竭中恢复。

Burnout is often a result of not setting boundaries between work and personal life.

倦怠通常是由于没有在工作和个人生活之间设定界限。

Many employees experience burnout when their workload is too high.

很多员工在工作负荷过重时会经历精疲力竭。

She started a wellness program to help prevent burnout in the workplace.

她开始了一个健康计划，帮助防止职场倦怠。

Burnout is a growing concern in today's fast-paced work culture.

在当今快节奏的工作文化中，倦怠问题日益严重。

6. 短语搭配:

Experience burnout：经历倦怠

Prevent burnout：预防倦怠

Suffer from burnout：遭受倦怠

Burnout syndrome：倦怠综合症

Workplace burnout：职场倦怠

Emotional burnout：情感倦怠