做过头（及物和不及物动词）

(transitive and intransitive verb) To do more than is necessary or appropriate; to do too much.

EXAMPLE: We overdo at large family parties, often hiring famous musicians, and so our extravagant parties usually cost more than we can afford.

我们家庭的大聚会做过了头，经常聘请著名音乐家，所以我们家的盛大聚会通常超过了我们的财力。

to ease out someone or something

赶走（非正式）

(INFORMAL) To remove something or someone gradually, quietly, and gently without creating disruption.

EXAMPLE: To keep peace in the family, we are trying to ease out my irresponsible uncle from our family business without upsetting him or inciting anger among our other relatives.

为了维持家庭安宁，我们试图将我的不负责任的叔叔从家族企业中赶出去，同时又不惹恼他或其他亲戚。