Examples of using Overwork in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He died from overwork.
Overwork, personal issues.
He would die young from overwork.
So far, just overwork and the consumption of raw seafood.
He probably died of overwork.
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Also, overwork, restlessness and self-abuse are self-destructive.
That's an infallible cure for overwork.
Karoshi'- death by overwork- is a chronic problem in Japan.
The poor dear is tired from overwork.
Overwork and lack of sleep add to the stresses of modern life.
In this case, a person should not overwork.
They often result from overwork, overwork, stress and various diseases.
State of constant stress, depression, overwork.
Does this harmless delusion, most likely brought on by overwork and sleep deprivation, adversely affect his voting record?
But not, in Thomas's case, from overwork.
The premature deliverywas most likely caused by strain of overwork, and the sudden loss of blood has caused her to slip into a coma.
It's a Japanese term that means“death from overwork.”.
Swelling of the feet can be not just the result of overwork caused by a long stationary vertical position, or physical exertion on the lower limbs.
Around 600,000 Chinese workers are dying each year from overwork.
Hundreds of deaths from overwork- known as“karoshi” in Japan- due to strokes, heart attacks and suicides are reported every year, along with a host of serious health problems.
In Japan, there is even a word for death from overwork.
However, the economic gains were largely the result of great human suffering: untold thousands of enslaved Amerindian seringueiros(rubber tappers)died through disease and overwork.
In Japan, there is even a word for death from overwork.
Thomas Merton also wrote about wars among saints and that"there is a pervasive form of contemporary violence to which the idealist most easily succumbs:activism and overwork.
There's a new term in Japanese:"karoshi"- death from overwork.
There is even a Japanese term that translates as“death from overwork”.
The Japanese even have a term for it, Karoshi- death from overwork.
The muscles are stretched, fatigued, or weak,and are then finally strained by overwork.
In practice, it's a stress-reduction technique thatinvolves doing nothing for the sake of countering burnout and overwork.
She said she had to borrow $4,000 to pay a broker to arrange her job,and ended up quitting after becoming ill from overwork.