Burn out

/bˈɜːn ˈaʊt/

to burn out

[phrase form: burn]

to destroy completely, especially by fire

to stop burning due to a lack of oxygen, fuel, or heat

to feel very tired from working too much over a period of time

to stop working due to damage from heat

burn out

in a provocative manner

Example

Operating heavy machinery without proper cooling can lead to the motor burning out.

It's essential to properly ventilate a room with a fireplace to prevent the fire from burning out prematurely.

Feeling burnt out, he made the decision to slow down and focus on his mental well-being.

He tried to take on too many responsibilities at work and ended up burning out.

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