burnout
🇺🇸 /ˈbɜrˌnaʊt/
📖 释义
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noun
倦怠; 烧毁; 烧胎; 熄火; 颓废者
🔗 详情
词形变化
可数 / 不可数
复数: burnouts
常用搭配
suffer from burnoutexperience burnoutavoid burnoutprevent burnouton the verge of burnoutjob burnout
派生词
burn outburned outburnt out
同义词
exhaustionfatiguecollapsedepletionweariness
反义词
energyvitalityenthusiasm
易混淆词
burn out
EN: 'burn out' (two words) is the verb phrase meaning to become exhausted or to stop functioning; 'burnout' (one word) is the noun or adjective.
zh: 'burn out'（两个词）是动词短语，意为变得筋疲力尽或停止运转；'burnout'（一个词）是名词或形容词。
拼写提示
EN: Remember that 'burnout' (one word) is the noun/adjective, while 'burn out' (two words) is the verb. Writing 'burn-out' with a hyphen is also sometimes seen but less standard.
zh: 请记住，'burnout'（一个词）是名词/形容词，而'burn out'（两个词）是动词。有时也会看到带连字符的'burn-out'写法，但这不太规范。
💬 例句
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After working 80-hour weeks for months, she experienced severe burnout and had to take a leave of absence.
连续几个月每周工作80小时后，她严重倦怠，不得不请假休息。
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The burnout of the transformer caused a power outage across the entire neighborhood.
变压器的烧毁导致整个街区停电。
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The drag racer did a burnout at the starting line before launching down the track.
直线加速赛车手在起跑线前做了一个烧胎，然后冲上赛道。
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The mission control team confirmed engine burnout at T+8 minutes and 32 seconds.
任务控制团队确认发动机在T+8分32秒时熄火。
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He used to be a promising musician, but years of substance abuse turned him into a burnout.
他曾是一位前途无量的音乐家，但多年的药物滥用让他变成了一个颓废者。