美 [rʌn ˈɪntə ðə ɡraʊnd]
彻底毁坏：完全破坏或耗尽某物，使其无法再使用或继续存在。
过度使用：过度使用某物，使其失去效果或价值。
... run into debt负债 run into the ground弄糟 considerable-----adj.值得考虑的， 相当（大， 多）的， 可观的 ...
... Right into the ground 那块空地 run into the ground 弄糟 ; 使精疲力尽 ran into the ground 做得过分 ...
... from the ground up 从头开始 run into the ground 把...做过头 on delicate ground 处境微妙 ...
... run into快速进入…；（使）碰... run into the ground把…搞得筋疲力尽... run off（使）流掉；减轻体重...
Israeli officials say they still suspect the Palestinians intend to let the proximity talks run into the ground and then demand that the Americans "impose" a settlement.
以色列官方依然怀疑巴勒斯坦方面试图破坏中间人主持的会谈，然后要求美国直接“强加”一个解决方案。
It is first ground into mince and then steamed and rotated in an oven angled like a cement mixer so that the juices run off.
它首先被磨成肉末，然后蒸煮，在烤箱中烘烤；烤箱像一个水泥搅拌器一样倾斜着放，这样可以让肉汁流走。
Fans feared that the American owners would run the club into the ground, and fretted about the tens of millions of dollars in debt they added to its balance sheet.
球迷们担心这个美国家族会将俱乐部经营得一团糟，并对格雷泽家族添加到曼联资产负债表上的几千万债务表示忧虑。
On the other hand, Kenya's government is in the grip of a corrupt elite that seems content to allow the economy to run into the ground so long as it can grab a share.
During the late 1980s and early 1990s, when the previous, Uruguay round of trade talks had almost run into the ground, G7 meetings regularly reiterated the rich countries' commitment to free trade but rarely offered concrete evidence of it.
Japan's ethnic Koreans, who have been investing in the North for years, tell horror stories about pouring money into businesses, only to have the North Korean government run them into the ground by making unreasonable demands for a piece of the pie.