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Перевод: workaholic

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Тезаурус:

1. Still to come is the awful Ghost Dad , basically another attempt to get Bill Cosby's TV act to work on the big screen (Bill plays a workaholic dad who, once dead, gets to spend more time with his family).
2. It seems to be a question of if you can't take the workaholic heat, get back to the kitchen.
3. One person might say: "I am a workaholic, because I realize now I had to win points to get the approval I craved from my parents."
4. I am a solicitor in a busy city centre practice and this time last year I was your typical workaholic - at my desk from 7 am to 7 pm Monday to Friday, and occasionally Saturday as well.
5. Laing has often been accused of being a workaholic himself, but he denies it.
6. And, just in case anyone wanted a Regarding Henry message, he threw in one of those as well: don't be a workaholic yuppie asshole, don't lose sight of the child inside you, and don't miss any of your son's Little League matches.
7. I have never found the sight of a grown man in a false moustache pretending to walk into lamp-posts remotely funny, and even less amusing is the story of a miserly workaholic who couldn't keep his hands off under-age girls.
8. Taken to extremes, it will cause the person who feels inadequate to become a workaholic, compelling him to take on more and more in order to make up for his own shortcomings.
9. "An Aching And A Longing", Martyn's previous album on his own label, has to date sold over 30,000 copies in the UK, proving that it is still possible to achieve success via the traditional workaholic route.
10. She explains: "There isn't really much time to rest or socialise, I'm really a workaholic and it is what I am used to now.
11. The couple have a home in Hollywood and a farm in Vermont, but Michael, who is widely regarded in Hollywood as a workaholic, found it hard to put family first and is now keen to produce his own films as well as act in them.
12. Colleagues described Sir Robin - a tall, athletic man who often uses a battered bicycle to speed around Whitehall - as well organised, rather than a workaholic.
13. I'm really a workaholic and it is what I am used to now."