leftover
n. 剩餘物; 殘羹剩菜
You can refer to food that has not been eaten after a meal as leftovers .
Refrigerate any leftovers...
把剩菜放進冰箱裡。
The only food I ever got was the family's leftovers.
我所得到的唯一食物就是這家人的殘羹剩飯。
You use leftover to describe an amount of something that remains after the rest of it has been used or eaten.
...leftover pieces of wallpaper...
剩下的牆紙
Leftover chicken makes a wonderful salad.
剩下的雞肉可做成一盤美味色拉。
If you say that something is a leftover from a past period of time, you mean that it has its origin there and still exists even though most other things connected to that time have disappeared.
...a leftover from the time our planet was first formed...
我們這個星球形成之初的遺蹟
He dragged a foot when he walked, a leftover from polio.
他走路時一瘸一拐的,那是小兒麻痺的後遺症。
1. a small part or portion that remains after the main part no longer exists
1. not used up;
2. uneaten and saved for eating later;
He can eat my leftover.
吃我吃剩的東西.
Consumers say organic laundry soap makes clothes seem cleaner and softer, without leftover residues.
消費者表示有機洗衣皂使得衣服看起來更清潔,更柔和, 沒有剩餘的殘留物.
Joey: ( picking up a leftover part ) What's this?
喬伊: ( 揀起一個剩下的部件 ) 這是什麼?
Glue leftover cards, double sided tape or rubber cement and hang as holiday artwork.
可以用雙面膠帶或者樹膠膠水把剩餘沒用的卡片粘合併懸掛起來作為節日的裝飾.
The other part is feeling some resentment a lingering thought leftover from my college days.
另一方面,感到一些怨恨,大學時代的回憶浮現腦海.