leftover的意思|leftover的解释-里氏词典

leftover ['leftәuvә]

n. 剩货, 残留物, 剩饭

a. 残余的

leftover

[ noun ]

a small part or portion that remains after the main part no longer exists

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[ adj ]

not used up

<adj.all>

leftover meatloaf

she had a little money left over so she went to a movie

some odd dollars left

saved the remaining sandwiches for supper

unexpended provisions

leftover \leftover\ adj.
1. not used up; remaining after use of part; as, unusable
leftover auto parts.

Syn: left over(predicate), left(predicate), odd, remaining,
unexpended.
[WordNet 1.5]

2. Specifically: remaining from a previous meal; -- of food;
as, leftover food served at a later meal.

Syn: cooked-over, warmed-over, reheated.
[WordNet 1.5]

leftover \leftover\ n.
An unused part or portion; -- used especially of food
remaining uneaten from a previous meal; as, to have leftovers
for dinner.

Syn: remnant.
[WordNet 1.5 +PJC]

Combined with money left from previous campaigns, that gave them $51 million in leftover campaign money, an average of $130,000 for each incumbent who was returned to office.
With more than $1 million, he is a leader in the ranks of 164 House veterans who escape a 1979 ethics law banning personal use of leftover campaign funds, thanks to a controversial "grandfather clause" exempting those elected before 1980.
"There was a leftover flight to quality from yesterday," said Kevin Flanagan, an economist with Dean Witter Reynolds Inc.
Taylor belongs to an exclusive club of current and former House members permitted under a 10-year-old law to take leftover cash from their re-election treasuries for personal use after they leave office.
GM is eliminating or cutting rebates to customers on several high-volume 1991 models and leftover 1990 vehicles in an effort to avoid deeper losses.
She looked like a leftover hippie from the '60s," the Daily News reported.
Candidates for Congress can use leftover campaign money to support political organizations or other candidates.
"It's a natural progression," said Premier spokesman Tony Camp. "This is what coffee has done." Camp conceded that making a traditional cup of tea is not so difficult, or time-consuming - wet leftover bags aside.
A dispute over three cases of leftover wine at a wedding reception erupted into a brawl, which ended with the arrest of the bride's father and of members of the wedding party.
Several GM divisions have also extended rebates on some leftover 1988 products.
The slabs are leftover supports from construction of the trans-Alaska oil pipeline, fitted so they can be carried by helicopters.
Until 1979, members of Congress were allowed to convert leftover campaign funds to personal use when they retired.
A leftover problem and a sudden crisis put the spotlight on other domestic areas in the 100 days that ends Saturday, as the Republican leader moved carefully in many other policy matters.
Lawmakers who predate a 1980 reform act can take any leftover money with them into retirement for their personal use.
Major U.S. retailers today reported fair sales gains in January, with some having better luck than others clearing out leftover holiday merchandise.
The customer had carved the bird out of leftover Alaska yellow cedar that was shipped by Robertson.
They found leftover test papayas being sold at the Irvine store the next day and picketed for six hours until the fruit was removed.
Is HCFA responsible for those leftover bills in addition to the money it has already expended on IMC?
After a worm harvest, the leftover bedding dirt is sold to gardeners.
"When I was going to high school, even though it was the '70s, it was still the leftover of the '60s.
The legislation now before each house would eliminate the possibility of letting the grandfathered members convert leftover funds to their own uses but would continue permitting conversion for the other uses allowed under the law.
Texaco's announcement implied the final bill might even be less than $1 billion because of a provision that any leftover money will be returned to the company.
Companies such as AT&T and Northern Telecom are turning to new manufacturing procedures such as using low-solid fluxes to reduce leftover residues and eliminate the need for CFCs as a solvent for cleaning circuit boards after soldering.
Any retiring House or Senate member can contribute leftover campaign money to a political party, other political campaigns, charitable organizations, or transfer the money to a trust or foundation for educational, scientific or religious purposes.
Retailers were stuck with lots of leftover Masters of the Universe action figures and Rainbow Brite dolls, once top sellers for Mattel.
Now the Eagle car line consists mainly of leftover Renault models and the discontinued AMC Eagle four-wheel-drive car.
In keeping with a tradition that's as much a part of Thanksgiving weekend as leftover turkey, shoppers lined up early, some standing in the rain before stores opened.
The theory of this Patrick Hasburgh-Stephen J. Cannell production is that a leftover Sixties hard-rocking cop is the perfect mentor for smooth-faced Eighties undercover operatives sniffing out evil.
Making Ends Meet No leftover turkey Is ever a loss As long as there's leftover Cranberry sauce.
Making Ends Meet No leftover turkey Is ever a loss As long as there's leftover Cranberry sauce.

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