workaholic in Russian
workaholic in Russian is стаха́новский, работого́лик, работоголи́чка — workaholic means someone who feels compelled to work constantly, often to an unhealthy degree.
workaholic in Russian
стаха́новский
Pronounced: stakhanovskiy
In the nature or manner of a workaholic.
работого́лик
Pronounced: rabotogolik
работоголи́чка
Pronounced: rabotogolichka
работя́га
Pronounced: rabotyaga
стаха́новец
Pronounced: stakhanovets
стаха́новка
Pronounced: stakhanovka
тру́женик
Pronounced: truzhenik
What does "workaholic" mean?
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noun Someone who feels compelled to work constantly, often to an unhealthy degree.
"Her father was a workaholic who rarely took a day off."
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workaholic in a sentence
- Her father was a workaholic who rarely took a day off.
- He's such a workaholic that he checks email on vacation.
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What is "workaholic" in Russian?
"workaholic" in Russian is стаха́новский, работого́лик, работоголи́чка. workaholic means: Someone who feels compelled to work constantly, often to an unhealthy degree.
How do you pronounce стаха́новский?
"workaholic" in Russian is стаха́новский, pronounced "stakhanovskiy".
How do you use "workaholic" in a sentence?
Example: "Her father was a workaholic who rarely took a day off." In Russian, "workaholic" is стаха́новский, работого́лик, работоголи́чка.
Are there other ways to say "workaholic" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 7 translations listed for "workaholic": стаха́новский, работого́лик, работоголи́чка, работя́га, стаха́новец, стаха́новка.
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