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Meanings of workaholic in English

Russian
трудоголиками
Portuguese
trabalhador compulsivo
Spanish
workahólico
Catalan
addicte a la feina

Person who works compulsively.

трудоголиками
Usage of workaholic in English
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Here are five tips on how to cope with a workaholic: 1.
The Irish Times
2
Enter Niamh Brady, mother of one-year-old Emily, recovering workaholic and productivity coach.
Independent.ie
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He's a well-disciplined workaholic and he represents the ideas Ethiopians should work for.
The Guardian
4
You probably don't want a prospective date thinking you're a workaholic.
Radio NZ
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He was no workaholic, not in the way some of his colleagues claimed.
Death of a Red Heroine
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Tonight, Howard Marks provides a spirited defence of sloth in a workaholic age.
The Irish Times
7
The job performance of the typical workaholic leaves a lot to be desired.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Forrestal was a cold, demanding workaholic who shared the President's rabid anti-Communist views.
Secret of the seventh son
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He's a self-critical workaholic whose pupils sign on for 10-year apprenticeships.
The Guardian
10
Cook is known as a workaholic who guards his privacy closely.
Reuters
11
He's been described as that most delightful of combinations - a graceful workaholic.
The Guardian
12
At the start, the workaholic was filmed slogging all the hours he could.
The Irish Times
13
If you weren't such a workaholic, you'd probably be a regular there, too.
To catch a thief
14
The man was a workaholic-heate, slept, and breathed his job.
Something about You
15
He was a workaholic anyway, and this pressure was only making it worse.
Mine
16
Cavendish the workaholic screws up and kills Delaney, and the process changes him.
Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
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