Examples of using Half-empty in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Half-empty.
The jar is half-empty.
Half-empty or half-full?
The jar is half-empty.
Like half-empty water coolers.
It's only half-empty.
It's half-empty! Okay, that one was a little tougher.
Already it's half-empty.
Is it A, half-empty, or B, half-full?
Already it's half-empty.
Perhaps it comes down to whether one regards the glass as half-full or half-empty.
His closet's half-empty.
You're always looking at the glass half-empty.
The bottle was half-empty when I started.
Yet the glass is sadly also half-empty.
Look at this place, half-empty on a Tuesday night.
The glasses of t world are half-empty.
Already seeing a half-empty restaurant on our good nights.
The glass isn't half-empty.
It will turn that half-empty glass into the half-full glass;
Glass is always half-empty.
The car's on fire… the radio's gone… My flask is half-empty!
These aren't my half-empty beers.
And no one is talking about it. Every classroom is half-empty.
Don't be such a glass half-empty bloke, Doc.
You are a cynical crapehanger who always sees the glass half-empty!
Every classroom is half-empty… and no one is talking about it.
Are you a glass-half-full or half-empty woman?
Jimmy, do we have any half-empty bottles of nitrous lying around?
You're gonna see this as glass half-empty.