the extent of|fill in|find itimpossible to|something|the other day|Be man enough to do sth/for sth|cure sb of |draw out| gone over|made for | see someone off,|

area or length; amount

Area, range; length; Number of

Do not WE  yet  know  at The extent  of  His-  injuries  (= How  Bad  His-  injuries are). We do not know how serious his injuries.

to do someone else's work for them because they cannot or will not do it themselves

Instead of; fill-in

By Will SHE  the Fill  in  for HIM AT the while of He's at The  Conference . She will represent him in his work meeting.

Sometimes an office's culture can be so dysfunctional you can find itimpossible to do your job.

 used to show that each person in a group of two or more people does something to the others

each other

They  Kept  looking  AT the each OTHER and  Smiling . They've been smiling at each other.

Relationship exists between two persons or things with each other, in the presence of two or more thereof with one another between people, it is selected from the group D

something of=to some degree

He is something  of an actor.

Unlike China:

those days:

Dad is a bit of a stuffed shirt, but just the other day, he came to yourrescue when your car died at the mall. 

Conservative father was arrogant, but only a few days ago, he was in the car when you come to help when open does not move that mall.

Be man enough to do sth / for sth that "there is enough will and courage to do ......":

to be brave enough to do something

Dare

WAS enough to man of He  Admit  of He HAD Made A  Mistake . His willingness to admit mistakes.

to stop someone doing or wanting something bad

Eliminate ...; to get rid of ...

The I  ATE  SO MANY  Sweets  that  Day  that the I WAS  cured  of My  Sugar  Craving for  months . One day I ate too much sugar, it makes me not want to eat something sweet for months.

PHRASAL VERB  elongated, prolonged (sounds, words, etc.) the If you OUT A Draw A Sound or Word, you the make IT Last usual Within last longer.

Liz drew the word out carefully.

Liz careful to say that word.

PHRASAL VERB  careful examination; serious discussion; mental effort If you go over a document, incident , or problem, you examine, discuss, or think about it very carefully.

I won't know how successful it is until an accountant has gone over the books.

Until an accountant has gone over the books, I will not know how successful.

PHRASAL VERB  to ... walked; advancing toward ... If you make for a place, you move towards it.

He rose from his seat and made for the door.

He got up from his chair and walked to the door.

PHRASAL VERB 为…送行;送别When you see someone off, you go with them to the station, airport, or port that they are leaving from, and say goodbye to them there.

Ben had planned a steak dinner for himself after seeing Jackie off on her plane.

Ben had planned to send aircraft after Jackie eat their steak dinner.