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工作狂：Workaholic音标：请点击以下看音标例如：What is the background of this workaholic?这工作狂是什么背景？还有一种有趣的情况，如果别人都认为一个人是工作狂，但他（她）自己否认是工作狂的话，这样的人可以叫做：People (或a person) with workaholic tendencies例句：For people with workaholic tendencies, work is often synonymous with worth, so the more they work, the better they feel.对于有工作狂倾向的人来说，工作常常是价值的同义词，因此他们工作越多，感觉越妙。这样一来，说话的时候就婉转一些，不至于太刺激当事人。
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工作狂workaholicMany Japanese people are workaholic.许多日本人都是工作狂。I do not want to become a workaholic.我不想成为工作狂。One who has a compulsive and unrelenting need to work.工作狂难以抑制的和不松懈的需要工作的人He is a young man who scorns delights and lives laborious days, and he never dates or goes to weekend parties.他是个年轻的工作狂，从不与女子约会，也不参加周末聚会。Colin Powell has a hard time letting go of work, even when he's forced to play - and sing.美国国务卿鲍威尔平日一向是个"工作狂"，即便是放松一下的时候，比如唱歌，也是出于工作的需要。
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工作狂 =====> 查询结果如下：工作狂self-starter属类：【简明汉英词典】-〖〗-[] 工作狂Real demon for work;workaholic属类：【综合句库】-〖-〗-[-] 我不想成为工作狂。I do not want to become a workaholic.属类：【口语表达】-〖未分类〗-[-] 他是个工作狂。He is a glutton for work.属类：【综合句库】-〖-〗-[-] 工作狂难以抑制的和不松懈的需要工作的人One who has a compulsive and unrelenting need to work.属类：【综合句库】-〖-〗-[-] 许多日本人都是工作狂。Many Japanese people are workaholic.属类：【综合句库】-〖-〗-[-] 许多男人成了工作狂，一味追求成功而忽视了自己的妻子和儿女。Many men become workaholics, chasing success and often neglecting their wives and children.属类：【综合句库】-〖-〗-[-] 他有工作狂。He's mad about his work.属类：【综合句库】-〖-〗-[-] 彻头彻尾的工作狂、百分之百工作狂complete workaholic属类：【时事政治】-〖〗-[] 7. 我记得他以前一直是班上的尖子，所以他一定长成了个古板的工作狂。I remembered he'd been top of his class, so he was bound to have grown up into a square workaholic.属类：【学习英语】-〖典型例句〗-[]
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Workhaolic/Workaholism 想怎么解释？下面这个合适吗？Workaholism is an addiction. It's the illusion, and associated destructive behaviors caused from that illusion, that a person can effectively address challenges in life and work exclusively by working harder at work. The addiction seems to follow this cycle. Discomforts in life and work cause the person to seek relief from those discomforts. The primary form of relief that the person (the "workaholic") has access to, and believes in the most, is to feel good by accomplishing something as part of their job at work. So the workaholic attends to getting something done at work. However, as the workaholic attends increasingly to getting things done at work, their personal life begins to suffer from lack of attention. As their personal life suffers, it causes more discomfort for the workaholic, so the workaholic works even harder at getting more things done at work, causing their personal lives to suffer even more -- and the vicious cycle, or compulsive work syndrome, goes on and on. One of the most difficult problems in recovering from workaholism is that the workaholic's hard work is often viewed by the person's superiors (supervisors and upper management) as superior performance, so they are rewarded for their hard work. Fortunately, many people in organizations are learning to recognize the signs of workaholism and to realize that, ultimately, the addiction hurts the person's performance.
