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burnout in Russian

burnout in Russian is [[эмоциональный|эмоциона́льное]] [[выгора́ние]] — burnout means a state of long-term physical and emotional exhaustion, often caused by chronic work stress.

burnout in Russian

[[эмоциональный|эмоциона́льное]] [[выгора́ние]]
noun
Pronounced: [[emotsionalnyy|emotsionalnoye]] [[vygoraniye]]
A person who has the experience of long-term exhaustion and diminished interest.

What does "burnout" mean?

  1. noun A state of long-term physical and emotional exhaustion, often caused by chronic work stress.
    "After years of overtime, she was diagnosed with burnout."
  2. noun The act of spinning a stationary vehicle's wheels until they smoke.
    "He did a burnout in the parking lot before the race."
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burnout in a sentence

  • After years of overtime, she was diagnosed with burnout.
  • The company introduced wellness days to help prevent staff burnout.
  • He did a burnout in the parking lot before the race.

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What is "burnout" in Russian?

"burnout" in Russian is [[эмоциональный|эмоциона́льное]] [[выгора́ние]]. burnout means: A state of long-term physical and emotional exhaustion, often caused by chronic work stress.

How do you pronounce [[эмоциональный|эмоциона́льное]] [[выгора́ние]]?

"burnout" in Russian is [[эмоциональный|эмоциона́льное]] [[выгора́ние]], pronounced "[[emotsionalnyy|emotsionalnoye]] [[vygoraniye]]".

How do you use "burnout" in a sentence?

Example: "After years of overtime, she was diagnosed with burnout." In Russian, "burnout" is [[эмоциональный|эмоциона́льное]] [[выгора́ние]].

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