Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Overwork"

A: “Don’t overwork yourself.”
“Aren’t you overworking?”
“You’re overworked and stressed.”

A: “Overworking” は間違った英語です。使われる筈ですけど、正しい言い方は
I got sick from overworkとI got sick due to overwork.
もっと簡単な言い方で、I got sick from working too much が通常なんですけど

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A: Yes, that is correct.

A: As Japanese we must overwork ourselves everyday (I understand why but it would be useful to explain)の方がより自然だと思うよ

A: × I got burn-out from overwork.
✓ I got burned out from being overworked.

A: × 1. I got burn-out because of overwork.
✓ 1. I got burned out because I am overworked.

× 2. I got burn-out from overwork.
✓ 2. I got burned out from being overworked.

× 3. I got burn-out due to overwork.
✓ 3. I got burned out due to being overworked.

I’d usually hear “burned out” rather than “burn-out” in these kind of sentences and adjusted to what I think would be most natural for each option.

If you want to use the word “burn-out” however (which I more commonly see spelled “burnout”) you could say:

“I experienced burnout.”
or
“I went through burnout.”

for the past or

“I’m experiencing burnout.”
or
“I’m going through burnout.”

for the present.

A: × I have to overwork today to resolve technical glitch/difficulties.
✓ I have to work overtime today to resolve a technical glitch/ some technical difficulties.

Or maybe “work late”
These both mean working past normal working hours.

A: Please don't overwork yourselves

A: Overworked*