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Meanings of burn-out in English

Russian
эмоциональное выгорание
Portuguese
síndrome de burnout
Spanish
sindrome de burn out
Catalan
síndrome de cremar-se pel treball
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Type of work-related stress, with symptoms characterized by feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion; increased mental distance from one’s job, or feelings of negativism or cynicism related to one's job; and reduced professional efficacy.

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эмоциональное выгорание
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Examples for "burnout"
Examples for "burnout"
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The government in question went through a process of burnout, says Renzi.
The Guardian
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However, the reality is that burnout can affect anyone at any time.
The Irish Times
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Introduction: Surgical residents have been shown to experience high rates of burnout.
Pubmed
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There is growing awareness and some concern about burnout among healthcare professionals.
The Irish Times
5
Logistic regression was performed to identify the risk factors associated with burnout.
Pubmed
1
Conclusions: Findings indicated physical and psychological dimensions of work ability that differed by age and occupational burnout.
Pubmed
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Objectives: This study aimed to identify the prevalence and risk factors for occupational burnout in community pharmacists.
Pubmed
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The match had burnt out, and the room was in utter darkness.
The Cow Puncher
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A Reuters witness saw two burnt out cars smouldering outside the hotel.
Reuters
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A Reuters witness saw two burnt out cars smoldering outside the hotel.
Reuters
4
We did it the time the big machine burnt out a coil.
The Man Who Rocked the Earth
5
And wouldn't the chemical residues be different and the controller burnt out?
Fire With Fire
1
Keep him in the bath until the alcohol is all burned out.
The Royal Road to Health; Or, the Secret of Health Without Drugs
2
The oil in the lamp had burned out, and it was dark.
Queer Stories for Boys and Girls
3
Within a few minutes the pepper in the bonfire had burned out.
The Grammar School Boys in Summer Athletics
4
The fever had nearly burned out the vital energy of his system.
Trials and Confessions of a Housekeeper
5
The fever had nearly burned out the vital energies of his system.
The Lights and Shadows of Real Life
Usage of burn-out in English
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I don't think burn-out is going to be a problem, Jarrett said.
The Guardian
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Like health professionals, teachers and social workers, parents are vulnerable to burn-out.
The Irish Times
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And he suffered burn-out, from having a high stress high stakes job.
Radio NZ
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We've got your spindizzies set up for a single burn-out overload pulse.
Cities in Flight
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Some school counsellors were leaving their jobs to avoid burn-out, Ms Maindonald said.
Radio NZ
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Despite repeated success, Bowden suffered burn-out and gave the sport away.
News.com.au
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After 14 years she feared early burn-out and knew something had to give.
The Irish Times
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Even their consultants showed an increased risk of burn-out and depression.
The Guardian
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The Dazzlers were an in-your-face, burn-out-your-sensors jammer of unprecedented power.
Ashes Of Victory
10
Later, he saw three more bodies in burned-out South African military vehicles.
Reuters
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We followed the tunnel all the way back to the burned-out station.
Creepers
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Right now, the camera's focus was a pair of burned-out armored vehicles.
Frontier fury
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At a protest outside a burned-out gas station in Ferguson, 92-year-old L.T.
Reuters
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Burned-out buildings mixed with row houses with lights on in the windows.
Carrion comfort
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The burned-out car was recovered, corroborating her evidence, but she was ignored.
The Guardian
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About halfway there, in Kosovo Polje, we stop by a burned-out ruin.
How the soldier repairs the gramophone