shèng yú
remaining
The Chinese word '剩余' is used to describe what is left or spare. This can refer to time, quantity, or any other physical or non-physical quantities. It can be used in a sentence like '剩余的时间很少' which translates to 'There is little time remaining'.
Shèngyú de rènwù wǒmen míngtiān lái wánchéng.
Let's finish the rest of the tasks tomorrow.
In this sentence, '剩余' means 'remaining' or 'leftover'. The speaker suggests completing the tasks that are still left to be done tomorrow.
Tā bǎ shèngyú de fàn cài quánbù chī wán le.
He ate all the remaining food.
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Shèngyú de shíjiān fēicháng yǒuxiàn.
The remaining time is very limited.
In this example, '剩余' is used to indicate that there isn't much time left for whatever needs to be done.
Zhè shì wǒmen jīntiān shèngyú de kèchéng.
This is the remaining courses we have today.
The word '剩余' in this phrase refers to the classes that haven't been conducted yet on that particular day.
Nǐ néng yòng shèngyú de cáiliào zuò yīgè piàoliang de zhàopiàn kuàng ma?
Can you make a nice picture frame with the remaining materials?
'剩余' in this sentence refers to the materials that are still available or left over. The speaker asks if these can be used to create a picture frame.
Shèngyú de piào yǐjīng bù duōle.
There are not many tickets left.
The usage of '剩余' here indicates that only a few tickets are left for the event or journey that is being referred to.
Tā juédìng bǎ shèngyú de línghuāqián juān gěi císhàn jīgòu.
He decided to donate the remaining pocket money to charity.
The term '剩余' in this instance denotes the pocket money that the person has left. The person decides to contribute this remaining amount to a charitable organization.
Wǒmen bìxū zài shèngyú de jǐ tiān nèi wánchéng zhè xiàng rènwù.
We must complete this task within the remaining days.
In this sentence, '剩余' is used to indicate the limited time period left to complete a certain task.
Shèngyú de huòwù míngtiān huì bèi yùn wǎng qítā chéngshì.
The remaining goods will be transported to other cities tomorrow.
The '剩余' goods in this sentence are the ones that haven't yet been transported. The phrase indicates that these will be moved to other cities the following day.
Shèngyú de gōngzuò ràng tā gǎndào yālì hěn dà.
The remaining work makes her feel stressed.
In this context, '剩余' is used to describe the uncompleted work that is causing stress for the person concerned.