Examples of using Half-empty in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The bus was half-empty.
Half-empty, half-full" is an expression I have never cared for.
Now they were half-empty.
A half-empty bottle of alcohol was found at the scene, but no other drugs were found.
They lowered half-empty lifeboats.
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Why are chip bags always half-empty?
The water is"half-empty"(not half full).
Well, you're seeing your ex-wife as half-empty.
Look at this place, half-empty on a Tuesday night.
You are a cynical crapehanger who always sees the glass half-empty!
So you have one towel and three half-empty bottles of shampoo?
Now is not the time to debate whether progresstoward global goals is a matter of the glass being half-full or half-empty.
Every classroom is half-empty and no one is talking about it.
Because I haven't told anyone about Will's half-empty marble bag.
The show takes place at half-empty stands, its main audience is tourists.
In the grass by the car they found his empty wallet,some unused condoms, and a half-empty bottle of vodka.
He's just one of those glass half-empty kind of guys, you know what I mean?
Antonioni's films are riddled with emotional fatigue and existential boredom;the action most often takes place in half-empty black and white scenery.
Some women's clothes, a couple of half-empty liquor bottles and two pawn tickets.
Besides this viewpoint difference,the essence is the same(it is like saying if the cup is half-empty or half-full).
I know you're gonna see this as a glass half-empty, but I think it's a real opportunity.
Whether you see life as a glass half-empty or half-full may depend on a single, hormone-delivery gene, scientists in Britain reported this week.
Unless we find a rich vein we will take the miner back half-empty, barely covering the operating costs.
It is a disgrace that in this empty, half-empty, or practically empty hall, we Bulgarians are at each other's throats.
There's a lot of research in the social sciences showing that depending on how you describe the glass to people,as half-full or half-empty, it changes how they feel about it.
Rayna, I know you don't want to play to half-empty venues, and that's what we're looking at right now.
Roughly speaking, I would say that it is the syndrome of the half-empty/half-full glass, depending on who is looking at it.
When the migrants reached the coast they found two half-empty ships bound for Abyssinia and the captains agreed to carry them for the sum of five dirhams per passenger.
And pointed out that there are shops a few minutes walk from my home, and half-empty busses that drive past my door all day long.
But if you describe the same glass as half-empty, a loss frame, then people don't like it.