workaholics

英 [ˌwɜːkəˈhɒlɪks]

美 [ˌwɜrkəˈhɑlɪks]

n.  工作狂; 工作迷; 醉心于工作的人
workaholic的复数

柯林斯词典

• 工作狂
  Aworkaholicis a person who works most of the time and finds it difficult to stop working in order to do other things.

双语例句

• What if I told you that there was a group of hard-driving workaholics who tend to have advanced degrees and bring a level of talent and skill to their jobs that attracts premium pay in the global economy?
  倘若我告诉你，有一群工作狂大多拥有高学历，在工作中既有头脑、又有技能在全球经济中取得高薪，你会怎么想？
• Great for multitaskers and workaholics, terrible for people who want to have a life.
  对“一心多用”的人和工作狂们来说很好，但是对希望拥有生活的人来说很糟糕。
• Researching sleep, scientists at Surrey University warn workaholics of the dangers of sleep deprivation.
  英国萨利大学的科学家们研究睡眠，告诫工作狂们小心缺乏睡眠带来危险。
• Workaholics prefer to work rather than do anything else.
  工作狂们宁可工作也不做其它的任何事。
• After all, even workaholics hang photos of their children on their office walls, if only as a memory aid.
  毕竟，即便是工作狂也会把孩子的照片挂在办公室的墙上，哪怕只是为了提醒自己。
• 'For a lot of workaholics, work alleviates anxiety, and when you are not working, the anxiety bubbles up,'says Dr.
  “对工作狂而言，工作可以的焦虑，而当你不工作的时候，焦虑的情绪就会泛滥开来，”罗宾逊说。
• To be sure, some wealthy workaholics really do enjoy their work.
  不可否认一些富有的”工作狂“们确实是热爱自己的工作。
• In an industry of workaholics, Seacrest is "the single hardest-working person I know," DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg says.
  梦工厂动画公司（DreamWorksAnimation）CEO杰弗瑞•卡森伯格认为，在这个行业，人人都是工作狂，但西克雷斯特却是“我见过的工作最努力的一位”。
• Ten per cent of the population or more could be regarded as@ workaholics@ because of the hours they put in.
  鉴于他们所投入的大量的工作时间，人口中10%或者更多的人会被视为工作狂。
• Workaholics are fooling themselves if they think a weekend lie-in can make up for lost sleep.
  工作狂们自以为是地认为他们在周末睡懒觉就可以弥补缺少的睡眠。