Operator precedence - how far do operands go?

Question

Consider this code snippet:

true || false && false

&& usually has higher order precedence than || which turns this expression basically into

true || (false && false)

What I cannot wrap my head around is how do I determine what makes the left and right sides of the operator. Why is only false considered a left operand of the && operator, and not everything to the left from the && operator, i.e. true || false?

Thanks