Word: burnout
Category: burnout
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Related words: burnout
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Translations: burnout
spanish
agotamiento, el agotamiento, quemadura, el desgaste
german
ausbrennen
french
cautériser
italian
il burnout, esaurimento, di Burnout, del burnout
portuguese
Burnout, neutralização, de burnout, o burnout, esgotamento
dutch
burn-out, Burnout, Doorsmelting, de Doorsmelting, Doorsmelting van
russian
прогар, выгорания, выгорание, перегорания, перегорание
norwegian
utbrenthet, utbrenning, utbren, av utbrenthet
swedish
utbrändhet, Burnout, sammanbrott, utbränning
finnish
loppuun palaminen, työuupumus, työuupumuksen, uupumuksen
danish
udbrændthed, Burnout, udbrænding
czech
vyhoření, syndrom vyhoření, syndrom vyhoř, spálení
polish
wycieńczenie, wypalenie
hungarian
kiégés, kiégésének, a kiégés, kiégési
turkish
yanma, tükenmişlik, tükenme, yakma
greek
επαγγελματική εξουθένωση, εξουθένωση, εξουθένωσης, ουδετεροποίηση
ukrainian
прогар
bulgarian
прегаряне, Burnout, прегарянето, професионално изпепеляване, изтощение
belarusian
прагарыны, выгар
estonian
läbipõlemine, läbipõlemise, läbipõlemist, läbipõlemiseni
croatian
izgaranje, sagorijevanja, sagorijevanje, pregorijevanje
icelandic
Burnout
lithuanian
perdegimo, Burnout, Išgyvenimais, perdegimas, išsekimas
latvian
pārpūle, izdegšanas, izdegšana
macedonian
исцрпеност, на Burnout
romanian
Burnout, epuizare, ardere, arderea, de ardere
slovenian
izgorelosti, izgorelost, izgorevanje, sindrom izgorelosti
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The meaning and "use of": burnout
noun
- the reduction of a fuel or substance to nothing through use or combustion.
- physical or mental collapse caused by overwork or stress.
- failure of an electrical device or component through overheating.
- a method of producing textile patterns in which a design is etched by chemicals that destroy only the surface fibers.
