2013.10.22 word (week7-2)

1.overachieve (v.)
to do better than expected
 ▪You will overachieve with some harder work.

2.overact (v.)
to act a part in a play with too much emotion or movement
 ▪The director asked him not to overact his par again.


3.overarch (v.)
to bend
 ▪They planned to overarch the door.
 
4.overawe (v.)
 to make someone feel respect or fear so that they become very quiet
 ▪No difficulty could overawe me.

5.overbalance (v.)
to shake and start to fall because you lose balance, or to make someone or something do this
 ▪The horse reared , overbalanced , and fell .