The phrase "she still has that much bluffing left in her" suggests that the person in question possesses a considerable amount of confidence or skill in deceiving others, particularly in a competitive or high-stakes situation. It implies that she has not exhausted her ability to mislead or manipulate perceptions, indicating that she may still have strategies or tricks up her sleeve. This can reflect a strong persona or resilience in navigating challenges.
"How much ... all together ?" usually means add. "How much ... left ?" usually means subtract.
The correct phrase is "how much time is left." This expression is used to inquire about the remaining duration of an event or task. "How much time has left" is grammatically incorrect. If you want to refer to time that has already elapsed, you would say "how much time has passed."
The context of the question is not very clear. Here are some examples. There may be other scenarios as well. First let's say you have $11 and out of the goodness of your heart you gave $4 to your kid bother. "How much left" would in this case would involve a subtraction operation (11-4) to give $7 which is the amount left with you for your pleasure. Let's say you have a pizza which your mother cleverly cut into 9 equal parts. Four of your friends each eat equal number of pieces. "How much left" would involve a and division operation 9/4 to yield a remainder of 1 which is the number of pieces left. In both cases above, it the the remainder of a math operation which signifies "how much left"
Actually, "for" is neither an adjective nor a verb. It is either a preposition or a conjunction. Preposition: I work for a large software company. Conjunction: I left the celebration early, for I still had much work to do.
2 thirds would be left
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Much like in biology, the left side of the garment is the side that will be on your left when you are wearing it.
Depends what you mean by "space left" in New Jersey.
we know s much because there are still thing left from when they lived
Well their are noy that many still left. Their are about 200 left in the African desert and their are only about 80-85 left in Austraila.
This is not an idiom. It means exactly what it seems to mean - there are not many left of whatever you're referring to.
"How much ... all together ?" usually means add. "How much ... left ?" usually means subtract.
Its under the fuel tank in the back left of the car to measure how much fuel is still left in the tank.
They earn enough money to afford a taco.. and still have some left in their pocket.
do you mean how much money does he have left
No data is available on exact numbers, but is still common over much of its range.
You have nothing to worry about. the butter will still be fine. Butter can go rancid if it is left out in the wrong temperatures for long enough, however you will be able to tell by looking at it if there is something wrong with it. Butter lasts much much longer then milk without refrigeration.