shèng xià
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我还剩下十块钱。
wǒ hái shèngxià shí kuài qián.
I still have ten kuai left.
这件衣服只剩下最后一件了。
zhè jiàn yīfú zhǐ shèngxià zuìhòu yī jiàn le.
There is only one of this piece of clothing left.
我们只剩下最后一天了。
wǒmen zhǐ shèngxià zuìhòu yī tiān le.
We only have one day left.
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The Chinese character 剩下 (shèngxià) is composed of two parts: 剩 (shèng) and 下 (xià). The character 剩 originally meant "to leave over" or "to remain", and it is often used in the context of food or other resources. The character 下 originally meant "below" or "down", and it is often used to indicate a position or location. When these two characters are combined, they form the word 剩下, which means "to leave over" or "to remain". This word can be used in a variety of contexts, such as "There is some food left over from dinner" or "There are still some tickets left for the concert".
