"Leftover"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: Something, (most of the time meaning food), remaining after the rest has been used or consumed

A: Leftover food is when too much gets made and it doesn't all get eaten. The food gets put away to be eaten later.

A: It can be both, anything that is leftover is something that didn’t end up used or eaten before the task is finished. Let’s say you’re cooking and you have 5 potatoes, if you use 3 then there is 2 left that weren’t used, meaning that they are leftovers

A: 残った支出法案

A: Leftover crust is a food (like on a pizza) that was made a day or two before.

A: I love my cold leftover pizza. (Adj)
We can have leftovers for lunch tomorrow.
(Noun)
I don’t want your leftover soup.
(Adj)

Leftover - something (usually food) that is extra; a surplus
When it is a noun it is usually plural. I can’t think of any singular examples.

A: The leftovers are in the fridge

A: @Izumihappy Hey bud, we have aome leftovers from yesterday's dinner. Wanna come over and help eating them?.
Hey honey, I have to go to work. There are some leftovers from yesterday in the fridge, feel free to eat them!
I hope these sentences help you to understand what it means :) Good luck!

A: There were 5 pencils, and each of the 3 students took 1 pencil so there were 2 pencils leftover.

After all the children took a slice of pizza, there were 4 slices leftover.

The leftover pizza is now moldy.

A: Leftovers are what remains of something; you brought what you had or thought you needed, and the stuff you have left are the leftovers.

"extra" is simply another way to say "additional".

To have a surplus is to have more than needed or expected of something. It is the opposite of a deficit. These terms are frequently used in economics. It often refers to having more products thsn you are able to sell or more money than it takes to cover your costs.

A: Leftover is used as an adjective.
Leftovers is a noun and usually refers to leftover food.

A: 두 번째 것에는 말 하는 사라미 더 화나게 말 하는 것 같는데 한 번째는 사람들이 더 써요.

A: Table scraps are small amounts of food that is to small to save for later. It is also things you can't eat that is apart of the food, like chicken bones.

Leftovers is food that you can save for later.
Food that is leftover from your meal.

A: You can say "leftover (something)" or just "leftovers" not saying what is left over.

"There are leftovers in the fridge."

"I'm hungry."
"There is leftover pizza in the fridge."

"I don't feel like going out. Let's just eat the leftovers from the fridge."

"Do we have any leftovers?"

"What's in this box?"
"It's leftover curry."

"If you want to save money, always eat your leftovers."

A: 'eraser shavings'

A:
I always eat my daughters leftovers

A: Can I have a to-go box?

A: I would say this like...
"I would rather you didn't eat his leftover pizza."
Or, a more common phrase,
"Please don't eat his leftover pizza."

A: They always donate leftover bread to the orphanage.

"Bread" is an uncountable noun so it can't be pluralized.

A: no "of"
"leftover" itself is an adjective which can modify "mandarins"

A: Have is correct in your formulation, not has. Apologies for missing your point!

A: we would normally say "rejected" but that does seem a bit rude...
if they're really close and they know you're joking i guess it's fine?