英和和英

to have something in reserve―have something to spare

of someone or something, a condition of having superfluity and room to spare

full to the very edge

It is packed full―packed to its full capacity.

You carry your folly too far.

full of

having a straight forward manner or personality

orderliness of matter (be straight, ordered)

in reserve

be filled to capacity

There is a continuation.

to keep a mistress

I owe money

have an end in view

to last long―go far

be left

The chances are in my favour

I have a second string to my bow―two strings to my bow.

He has covered his traces.

to be left out in the cold

The houses are of the same height

be in a funk

I am engaged.

I have a favor.

to be rutting―in heat

with firmness

It has a lid on.

to take a wife―get married

having an involucre

be in funds