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workaholic in Spanish

workaholic in Spanish is adicto al trabajo, ergomaniaco, ergomaníaco — workaholic means someone who feels compelled to work constantly, often to an unhealthy degree.

workaholic in Spanish

adicto al trabajo
adj
In the nature or manner of a workaholic.
ergomaniaco
adj
In the nature or manner of a workaholic.
ergomaníaco
adj
In the nature or manner of a workaholic.
ergómano
adj
In the nature or manner of a workaholic.
laboradicto
adj
In the nature or manner of a workaholic.
trabajoadicto
adj
In the nature or manner of a workaholic.
trabajoadicto
noun
trabajólico
noun
adicto al trabajo
noun
laboradicto
noun
trabajólica
noun

What does "workaholic" mean?

  1. 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 Spanish?

"workaholic" in Spanish is adicto al trabajo, ergomaniaco, ergomaníaco. workaholic means: Someone who feels compelled to work constantly, often to an unhealthy degree.

How do you use "workaholic" in a sentence?

Example: "Her father was a workaholic who rarely took a day off." In Spanish, "workaholic" is adicto al trabajo, ergomaniaco, ergomaníaco.

Are there other ways to say "workaholic" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 8 translations listed for "workaholic": adicto al trabajo, ergomaniaco, ergomaníaco, ergómano, laboradicto, trabajoadicto.

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