run into the ground

基本解释

• 把…做过头；弄糟

英汉例句

双语例句

• The match was so tough that when it was over, all the players were run into the ground.
  那场 比赛异常 激烈，结否时，运动员们一个个都累得筋疲力尽。
• Labour had to do that in the past with Kiwirail and Air New Zealand after they were run into the ground by private interests after National had sold them off.
  工党有过这样的经历――之前国家党政府把新西兰铁路公司和新西兰航空都卖给私人，工党政府把私有化后运营不济的两个公司再买归国有。
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• 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。

权威例句

• 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.
  ECONOMIST: Britain and East Africa
• 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.
  ECONOMIST: A glimpse of light? The

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词组短语

短语

• run something into the ground 喋喋不休;太过分了
• Run Sb Into The Ground 彻底打败
• run oneself into the ground 把自己搞得筋疲力尽

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