| to save; to leave over; to spare |
| very; greatly; much; to a large extent; quite; just about to |
| remainder; rest; balance; remains; scraps; residue; remnant; not very (with negative sentence); not much; surplus; excess; fullness; too much; overjoyed; overwhelmed; more than; over |
| too much; excessively; too |
| to remain; to be left over; to be in excess; to be too many |
| others; other people |
| unavoidable; inevitable; beyond one's control |
| unavoidably; necessarily; inevitably |
| unavoidable; inevitable; beyond one's control |
| unavoidably; necessarily; inevitably |
| extra; excess; surplus |
| redundant; surplus; residue; balance |
| spare energy, time or money; remaining strength; reserve power; money to spare |
| remainder of one's life; one's remaining years |
| place; room; margin; scope |
| another idea |
| another place; somewhere else; strange parts; outside (one's family or group); those people; unrelated matter |
| going out; one's best (clothes, looks, manners, behaviour, etc.); formal behaviour (manners, speech, etc.) |
| looking away; looking aside |
| leisure; leisure time; spare time |
| waves that remain after the wind has subsided; after-effect; aftermath |
| very; greatly; much; to a large extent; quite; just about to |
| surplus; composure; margin; room; time; allowance; flexibility; scope; rope |
| too much; unnecessary; extraneous; abundance; surplus; excess; superfluity |
| digression; sequel (of a story) |
| aftershock |
| reverberation; swelling (of a hymn); trailing note; lingering memory; aftertaste; suggestiveness (of a book, poem, etc.) |
| one's remaining years; the rest of one's life |
| surplus power; momentum; impetus; inertia |
| avocation; hobby |
| waste heat; remaining heat |
| one's remaining years; the rest of one's life |
| blank space; margin |
| other crimes; further offenses; further offences |
| side show; entertainment |
| unofficial record; rumour; rumor |
| surplus; balance |
| more than a year |
| to not know how to act or what to do; to be at a loss |
| to be too much for one; to find unmanageable; to be beyond one's control; to not know what to do with |
| remainder; the rest; residue |
| extremity; desperation |
| so much (something) as to (e.g. so moved as to cry); overwhelmed; carried away; because of too much |
| over ten feet |
| top margin |
| bottom margin |
| to be too prominent |
| over; more than; formal or oratory first person pronoun; I |
| something not needed; person who is in the way |
| fully; thoroughly |
| fully; thoroughly |
| fully; thoroughly |
| surplus money |
| another method; another problem |
| There is nothing that I can't do |
| excessively |
| too much; excessive; too |
| remains; leavings; remnant; surplus |
| Leftovers are the best of all |
| not very interesting |
| other things; the rest; leisure tasks |
| another method; another problem |
| to be forced to do or experience something (against one's will); to be forced to do something because one has no other choice |
| afterglow; lingering light |
| remnants of a party or a gang |
| cotangent (in trigonometry) |
| extra-pulse |
| excess personnel; redundant staff |
| cosecant |
| aftereffect; after effect |
| your days are numbered |
| lingering life; feeble existence; brink of ruin |
| trailing dust; aftereffects |
| sprouts from a stump; ruined family surviving through a descendant |
| lingering winter |
| resulting evil; holdover |
| cosine (in trigonometry) |
| emoluments; additional profits |
| influence of great virtue; influence of ancestors |
| earnestly; intently; attentively; wholeheartedly |
| earnestly; intently; attentively; wholeheartedly |
| earnestly; intently; attentively; wholeheartedly |
| earnestly; intently; attentively; wholeheartedly |
| suggestiveness (of a poem); lingering charm; lasting impression |
| implied meaning |
| fortunate heredity; blessings; the rewards of virtue; something bequeathed to posterity |
| pent-up anger; rage |
| to neglect; to slight; to be indifferent to |
| while at a distance; indirectly; casually |
| another's affair |
| distant; cold; formal |
| another's eyes; casual observer |
| stranger; outsider |
| reputation; respectability |
| cotangent |
| remaining time; days left |
| posthumous honors; posthumous honours |
| side line; avocation |
| unavoidably; necessarily; inevitably |
| unavoidably; necessarily; inevitably |
| trouble brought on by sins of forebears |
| spillway |
| spillway |
| blessings; benefits (of modern civilization, civilisation) |
| drippings |
| lingering raindrops; remaining portion of a drink; favors; favours |
| burning embers |
| ancestor's meritorious deeds; the evil effects of the lives of our predecessors |
| lingering smoke |
| smouldering fire; smoldering fire; embers |
| secondary disease; complications |
| marginal notes; glosses |
| blank page |
| additional gain |
| old remaining customs |
| gossip; rumor; rumour |
| lingering odor; lingering odour |
| complementary color; complementary colour |
| lingering fragrance; continuing fame (after death) |
| lingering odor; lingering odour |
| inexhaustible supply |
| sprouts from a stump; ruined family surviving through a descendant |
| calm and composed; broadminded; having enough and to spare |
| calm and composed; broadminded; having enough and to spare |
| calm and composed; broadminded; having enough and to spare |
| complementary angle |
| it's none of your business; it's not your concern |
| to poke one's nose (in) where one is not wanted |
| Mind your own business |
| person whose presence is unwelcome, unnecessary or a nuisance; fifth wheel; third wheel; interloper |
| spare cash; available funds; remaining fortune |
| the remaining bandits |
| we |
| complementary set; complement |
| (sound) lingering in the air; trailing notes (of a bell, etc.) |
| (sound) lingering in the air; trailing notes (of a bell, etc.) |
| echo; reverberation |
| remnants of a party or a gang |
| surviving custom; holdover influence |
| lingering odor; lingering odour |
| life expectancy |
| 66-odd provinces of old Japan; 60-odd states |
| to receive too many blessings; to be excessively favoured; to be too good for |
| previous conviction |
| ex-convict |
| ex-convict |
| surplus; balance; remainder |
| surplus value |
| modulo N check; residue check |
| Excessive tenderness switches to hundredfold hatred |
| all China |
| hypermetric |
| life expectancy |
| to be at wit's end; to be at a loss for what to do |
| to be beyond one's capacities; to be beyond one's powers; to be beyond one's control; to be unmanageable |
| tidbits of political gossip |
| direction cosine |
| over ten days |
| to be superfluous; to be in excess; to be more than enough |
| more than |
| to be superfluous; to be in excess; to be more than enough |
| the balance |
| consumer surplus |
| the others; the remainder |
| producer surplus |
| to be intolerable or unpardonable |
| lacking boldness by being too sagacious; being too sagacious to be bold |
| iniquities of fathers are visited upon their sons |
| iniquities of fathers are visited upon their sons |
| one's good deeds shall be repaid even to one's descendants |
| one's good deeds shall be repaid even to one's descendants |
| desperate measure; last-ditch effort |
| desperate measure |
| room to breathe (usually in the negative as "no room to breathe") |
| tightly packed; full to capacity |
| meandering; beating around the bush; abundant talent |
| turns and twists; ups and downs; meandering; complications; vicissitudes |
| after many twists and turns; after much trouble |
| the others; the remainder |
| winter, night, and rainy weather; the ideal conditions for reading |
| room for argument |
| remainder |
| undeserved honor (honour); too great an honour |
| drunken |
| bulbil (esp. of a Japanese yam) |
| Laportea bulbifera (species of nettle-like plant) |
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