The phrasal verb "burn out" means to lose energy and enthusiasm. It happens when someone is physically or mentally exhausted from prolonged effort.
Phrasal Verb: "burn out" significa perder energía y entusiasmo. Ocurre cuando alguien está agotado física o mentalmente por el esfuerzo prolongado.
| Phrasal Verb | burn out |
|---|---|
| Definition | to lose energy and enthusiasm |
| Examples | - You're going to burn yourself out if you don't soon have a holiday. - He was such an energetic teacher, but he burned out before he was 40. |
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