• n. 專心工作的人；醉心于工作的人；為免遭辭退而工作過份賣力的人
• adj. 醉心于工作的

work,工作，-aholic,發(fā)狂，著迷，來自alcoholic.

workaholic (n.)

1968, coined from work (n.) with second element abstracted absurdly from alcoholic. This sets up the old Rodney Dangerfield joke: "My old man was a workaholic: every time he thought about work, he got drunk."

1. He was by his own account an ambitious workaholic.

據他自己所言，他是個雄心勃勃的工作狂。

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2. She is a self-confessed workaholic.

她自認是一個工作狂。

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3. He seems as though he has turned into a real workaholic.

Workaholic,那是什么意思?是不是Bob生病了?

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4. I'm really worried about Bob. He seems as though he has turned into a real workaholic.

你很擔心Bob,因為他成了workaholic. Workaholic,那是什么意思?是不是Bob生病了?

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5. Collins English Dictionary defines a workaholic as "a person obsessively addicted to work".

《柯林斯英語詞典》給“工作狂”一詞下的定義是“一個過分沉溺于工作中的人”。

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