burned-out

• 形容一个人因过度劳累或压力而身心俱疲、精力耗尽。

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.

   精疲力竭

   • 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.

   同义词burneddepleteddrainedexhaustedfriedspentworn-out

   反义词refreshed

2. Inoperative due to heatB2informal

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

   烧坏的

   • 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.

   同义词blownfriedfusedmelted

3. B2formal

   Completely damaged or destroyed by fire.

   烧毁的

   • 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.

   同义词burnt-outrazedscorched