leftover in Japanese
leftover in Japanese is 残り, 贏余 — leftover means remaining after the rest has been used or eaten.
leftover in Japanese
残り
Pronounced: nokori
Something left behind; an excess or remainder.
贏余
Pronounced: eiyo
Something left behind; an excess or remainder.
What does "leftover" mean?
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adj Remaining after the rest has been used or eaten.
"She used the leftover vegetables to make a soup."
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noun Food or material remaining after a meal or event.
"We had last night's leftovers for lunch today."
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leftover in a sentence
- She used the leftover vegetables to make a soup.
- We had last night's leftovers for lunch today.
- The entire wheel of cheese is a leftover from the party.
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What is "leftover" in Japanese?
"leftover" in Japanese is 残り, 贏余. leftover means: Remaining after the rest has been used or eaten.
How do you pronounce 残り?
"leftover" in Japanese is 残り, pronounced "nokori".
How do you use "leftover" in a sentence?
Example: "She used the leftover vegetables to make a soup." In Japanese, "leftover" is 残り, 贏余.
Are there other ways to say "leftover" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "leftover": 残り, 贏余.
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