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half-full

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half-full
adj
(of a vessel, place, etc.) holding or containing half its capacity
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half-full [ˈhɑːfˈfʊl] ADJmedio lleno, mediado


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Beside it lay some cooking utensils and a bucket half-full of water.
When in her boudoir, she wrote a note, taking so much trouble over it that she destroyed, and rewrote, till her dainty waste-basket was half-full of torn sheets of notepaper.
When he returned with his basket leaking, but still half-full, Arthur looked at him with a more thoroughly reawakened consciousness.
 
 
 
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