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burned-out

/ˈbɜːrnd.aʊt/

Traduction: Décrit une personne épuisée physiquement ou émotionnellement, en particulier à cause du surmenage ou du stress.

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adjective

/ˈbɜːrnd.aʊt/B2formal
  • frDécrit une personne épuisée physiquement ou émotionnellement, en particulier à cause du surmenage ou du stress.

Describes a person who is exhausted, physically or emotionally, especially from overwork or stress.

  1. Exhausted from stressB2informal

    Extremely tired and unable to function effectively due to prolonged stress or overwork.

    frépuisé par le stress

    • After working 80-hour weeks for months, she felt completely burned-out.
    • Many teachers are burned-out from the demands of the job.
    • He took a vacation because he was burned-out and needed rest.

    Synonymesburneddepleteddrainedexhaustedfriedspentworn-out

    Antonymesrefreshed

  2. Inoperative due to heatB2informal

    No longer working because of overheating, friction, or electrical failure.

    frHors service par surchauffe

    • The motor in the fan is burned-out and needs to be replaced.
    • He tried to start the car, but the starter was burned-out.
    • The old toaster finally burned-out after years of use.

    Synonymesblownfriedfusedmelted

  3. B2formal

    Completely damaged or destroyed by fire.

    frdétruit par le feu

    • The firefighters inspected the burned-out building for survivors.
    • Only the chimney remained of the burned-out house.
    • The forest fire left a burned-out landscape for miles.

    Synonymesburnt-outrazedscorched

Formes
  • more burned-out comparative form
  • most burned-out superlative form
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