Burnout
91burnout — A work related condition of emotional exhaustion in which interest in work, personal achievement, and efficiency decline sharply and the sufferer is no longer capable of making decisions. The condition is brought on by the unrelenting stress of… …
92burnout — UK [ˈbɜː(r)naʊt] / US [ˈbɜrnˌaʊt] noun [singular/uncountable] 1) informal the mental and physical condition of having no energy left, or becoming ill after a period of very hard work 2) a situation in which a plane or spacecraft has used all of… …
93burnout — burn•out [[t]ˈbɜrnˌaʊt[/t]] n. 1) rkt the termination of effective combustion in a rocket engine, due to exhaustion of propellant 2) elo the breakdown of a lamp, motor, or other electrical device due to heat caused by current flow 3) psl fatigue …
94burnout — Exhausted, tired; exhaustion. ► “Results . . . showed that employees in a high stressor job were rated as more effective, committed, and burned out than employees in a low stressor job.” (Journal of Organizational Behavior, July 1995, p. 353) …
95Burnout — D✓Burn out, Burn|out [bə:n |au̮t ], das; [s], s <englisch> (kurz für Burn out Syndrom) …
96burnout — n.m. Syndrome d épuisement professionnel …
97Burnout 3 soundtrack — Infobox Album Name = Type = soundtrack Artist = Various Released = Recorded = Genre = Length = Label = Producer = Reviews = Last album = This album = Next album = The soundtrack for the video game featured 44 songs, which played as part of Crash… …
98Burnout density — Плотность вуали …
99Burnout-Syndrom — Burn out Syn|drom auch: Burn|out Syn|drom 〈[bœ:naʊt ] n. 11; Psych.〉 Zustand andauernder Erschöpfung aufgrund körperlicher, geistiger u. seelischer Überanstrengung (durch Beruf, Familie u. a.) [<engl. burn out „verausgaben“ + Syndrom] * * *… …
100burnout velocity — The maximum velocity achieved by a rocket or missile at the termination of burning of propellant. The rocket or missile starts decelerating from this point …
