残り物 | Japanese meaning

残り物【のこりもの】

Frequency rank: 30,021. – 30,256.

Alsoのこりもの

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

leftovers (esp. food); remnants

This refers to food that is not consumed and is kept for later use; it can also refer to items or materials that remain after the main part has been used or taken.

I ate the leftovers from yesterday's party.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] eats [Leftovers]

He eats the leftovers

[Household] has [Leftovers]

Our household still has leftovers.

[Dish] becomes [Leftovers]

I think this dish will become leftovers.

[Time] is spent cooking [Leftovers]

On holidays, I cook the leftovers.

[Person] throws away [Leftovers]

She threw away the leftovers.

[Meal] adds [Leftovers]

I will add leftovers to tonight's meal.

[Person] has [Leftovers]

He has leftovers.

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【のこりもの】

Refers to leftovers, especially food that remains after a meal.

I'll eat the leftovers from dinner for lunch tomorrow.

【たべもの】

Refers to food in general, encompassing all types of edible items.

Food is essential to our lives.

【はいきぶつ】

Refers to waste products, items that are discarded after use, often including leftover food.

This waste can be recycled.

【さいりよう】

Refers to reusing something instead of discarding it, related to leftovers when they are repurposed for future meals.

I reused the leftovers to make a new dish.

【ほぞん】

Refers to preservation, maintaining food in a state suitable for future consumption, relevant to how leftovers are stored.

It's important to store food in the refrigerator.

【りょうり】

Refers to cooking or cuisine, related as the process that produces leftovers.

Her cooking is always delicious.

Example sentences5 results

I made this gratin using yesterday's leftovers. It tastes pretty good, doesn't it?

Tatoeba

There's some leftover food in the fridge.

Tatoeba

残り物【のこりもの】

Frequency rank: 30,021. – 30,256.

Alsoのこりもの

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

leftovers (esp. food); remnants

This refers to food that is not consumed and is kept for later use; it can also refer to items or materials that remain after the main part has been used or taken.

I ate the leftovers from yesterday's party.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] eats [Leftovers]

He eats the leftovers

[Household] has [Leftovers]

Our household still has leftovers.

[Dish] becomes [Leftovers]

I think this dish will become leftovers.

[Time] is spent cooking [Leftovers]

On holidays, I cook the leftovers.

[Person] throws away [Leftovers]

She threw away the leftovers.

[Meal] adds [Leftovers]

I will add leftovers to tonight's meal.

[Person] has [Leftovers]

He has leftovers.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【のこりもの】

Refers to leftovers, especially food that remains after a meal.

I'll eat the leftovers from dinner for lunch tomorrow.

【たべもの】

Refers to food in general, encompassing all types of edible items.

Food is essential to our lives.

【はいきぶつ】

Refers to waste products, items that are discarded after use, often including leftover food.

This waste can be recycled.

【さいりよう】

Refers to reusing something instead of discarding it, related to leftovers when they are repurposed for future meals.

I reused the leftovers to make a new dish.

【ほぞん】

Refers to preservation, maintaining food in a state suitable for future consumption, relevant to how leftovers are stored.

It's important to store food in the refrigerator.

【りょうり】

Refers to cooking or cuisine, related as the process that produces leftovers.

Her cooking is always delicious.

Example sentences5 results

I made this gratin using yesterday's leftovers. It tastes pretty good, doesn't it?

Tatoeba

There's some leftover food in the fridge.

Tatoeba

残

N34

意remainder; leftover; balance

訓のこ.る、のこ.す、そこな.う、のこ.り

音ザン、サン

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物

N43

意thing; object; matter

訓もの、もの-

音ブツ、モツ

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残り物【のこりもの】

Frequency rank: 30,021. – 30,256.

Alsoのこりもの

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

leftovers (esp. food); remnants

This refers to food that is not consumed and is kept for later use; it can also refer to items or materials that remain after the main part has been used or taken.

I ate the leftovers from yesterday's party.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] eats [Leftovers]

He eats the leftovers

[Household] has [Leftovers]

Our household still has leftovers.

[Dish] becomes [Leftovers]

I think this dish will become leftovers.

[Time] is spent cooking [Leftovers]

On holidays, I cook the leftovers.

[Person] throws away [Leftovers]

She threw away the leftovers.

[Meal] adds [Leftovers]

I will add leftovers to tonight's meal.

[Person] has [Leftovers]

He has leftovers.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【のこりもの】

Refers to leftovers, especially food that remains after a meal.

I'll eat the leftovers from dinner for lunch tomorrow.

【たべもの】

Refers to food in general, encompassing all types of edible items.

Food is essential to our lives.

【はいきぶつ】

Refers to waste products, items that are discarded after use, often including leftover food.

This waste can be recycled.

【さいりよう】

Refers to reusing something instead of discarding it, related to leftovers when they are repurposed for future meals.

I reused the leftovers to make a new dish.

【ほぞん】

Refers to preservation, maintaining food in a state suitable for future consumption, relevant to how leftovers are stored.

It's important to store food in the refrigerator.

【りょうり】

Refers to cooking or cuisine, related as the process that produces leftovers.

Her cooking is always delicious.

Example sentences5 results

I made this gratin using yesterday's leftovers. It tastes pretty good, doesn't it?

Tatoeba

There's some leftover food in the fridge.

Tatoeba

残り物【のこりもの】

Frequency rank: 30,021. – 30,256.

Alsoのこりもの

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

leftovers (esp. food); remnants

This refers to food that is not consumed and is kept for later use; it can also refer to items or materials that remain after the main part has been used or taken.

I ate the leftovers from yesterday's party.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] eats [Leftovers]

He eats the leftovers

[Household] has [Leftovers]

Our household still has leftovers.

[Dish] becomes [Leftovers]

I think this dish will become leftovers.

[Time] is spent cooking [Leftovers]

On holidays, I cook the leftovers.

[Person] throws away [Leftovers]

She threw away the leftovers.

[Meal] adds [Leftovers]

I will add leftovers to tonight's meal.

[Person] has [Leftovers]

He has leftovers.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【のこりもの】

Refers to leftovers, especially food that remains after a meal.

I'll eat the leftovers from dinner for lunch tomorrow.

【たべもの】

Refers to food in general, encompassing all types of edible items.

Food is essential to our lives.

【はいきぶつ】

Refers to waste products, items that are discarded after use, often including leftover food.

This waste can be recycled.

【さいりよう】

Refers to reusing something instead of discarding it, related to leftovers when they are repurposed for future meals.

I reused the leftovers to make a new dish.

【ほぞん】

Refers to preservation, maintaining food in a state suitable for future consumption, relevant to how leftovers are stored.

It's important to store food in the refrigerator.

【りょうり】

Refers to cooking or cuisine, related as the process that produces leftovers.

Her cooking is always delicious.

Example sentences5 results

I made this gratin using yesterday's leftovers. It tastes pretty good, doesn't it?

Tatoeba

There's some leftover food in the fridge.

Tatoeba

残

N34

意remainder; leftover; balance

訓のこ.る、のこ.す、そこな.う、のこ.り

音ザン、サン

Details

物

N43

意thing; object; matter

訓もの、もの-

音ブツ、モツ

Details