i have drawn up the main outlines and we will have to work out all the details later I can t work out how to deal with it 14 oversees a/ad. across the sea We are trying to build up overseas markets for our cars There are a lot of oversees students in america 15. economize(on sth ) vi. save(sth) We have to economize from now on since we have little money left 16. hit the target: succeed; manage You certainly hit the target when you said that he was lazy He hit the target when he became president of the class 17.cover: vt pay for, (of money) be enough for The amount of money can hardly cover the loss 8. in the event of: in case of The bank promised that he could get a loan in the event of an emergency 19do without: manage to live or continue satisfactorily without I haven t enough money to buy a car, so I' ll just have to do without(one) 20 accustomed a usual. habitual He took his accustomed place before the fire 21. take on: undertake charge oneself with Why not have a rest? You are taking on too much work. 22 lack: n little. not enough of The police had to let him go for lack of evidence v not have be without What I lack in experience I make up 23. take along: carry; take away I took my music along, but no one asked me to ding 24 to(one s)capacity: completely full This ship was filled to capacity with goods The hall is filled to capacIty 25 descend: vi. move down from a higher to a lower level, come or go down The sun descended over the western hills 26. await: vt. wait for, be waiting for He is anxiously awaiting the result of the medical tests 27. domestic: a 1)of or inside a particular country, not foreign or international Domestic public opinion had turned against the war 2)of the home house or family Many women feel they cannot apply for the top jobs because of domestic duties 28. command: n DUJ(usu. sing )ability to use or control sth He has a good command of the French language He has no command over himself. 2)[C]order You will run forward at my command vt 1)be able to use(sth. She commands great wealthI have drawn up the main outlines and we will have to work out all the details later. I can’t work out how to deal with it. 14. oversees .a/ad. across the sea We are trying to build up overseas markets for our cars. There are a lot of oversees students in America. 15. economize(on sth.): vi. save (sth.) We have to economize from now on since we have little money left. 16. hit the target: succeed; manage You certainly hit the target when you said that he was lazy. He hit the target when he became president of the class. 17.cover: vt. pay for, (of money) be enough for The amount of money can hardly cover the loss. 18. in the event of: in case of The bank promised that he could get a loan in the event of an emergency. 19.do without: manage to live or continue satisfactorily without. I haven’t enough money to buy a car, so I’ll just have to do without (one). 20 accustomed: a. usual, habitual He took his accustomed place before the fire. 21. take on: undertake, charge oneself with Why not have a rest? You are taking on too much work. 22 lack: n. little; not enough of The police had to let him go for lack of evidence. v. not have, be without What I lack in experience I make up in curiosity. 23. take along: carry; take away I took my music along, but no one asked me to ding. 24.to (one’s) capacity: completely full This ship was filled to capacity with goods. The hall is filled to capacity. 25. descend: vi. move down from a higher to a lower level, come or go down The sun descended over the western hills. 26. await: vt. wait for, be waiting for He is anxiously awaiting the result of the medical tests. 27. domestic: a.1) of or inside a particular country, not foreign or international Domestic public opinion had turned against the war. 2) of the home, house or family Many women feel they cannot apply for the top jobs because of domestic duties. 28. command: n.1)[U](usu. sing.) ability to use or control sth. He has a good command of the French language. He has no command over himself. 2) [C] order You will run forward at my command. vt.1) be able to use(sth.) She commands great wealth