half-full

IPA/hˈɑːffˈʊl/
IPA/hˈæffˈʊl/

half-full — 搭配詞

1. filled to about the middle, with only around half of the available space or capa

1.搭配詞A2
釋義

半滿

只裝到容量或座位的一半

filled to about the middle, with only around half of the available space or capacity being used.

例句

Meera set the half-full glass beside her plate and answered the phone.

Meera 把那個半滿的玻璃杯放在盤子旁邊,接起電話。

half-full + container before noun

By noon, the theater was still only half-full, so tickets stayed on sale.

到了中午,劇院裡還只有半滿,所以票還在賣。

be half-full after linking verb

常見搭配
  • half-full glass
  • half-full bottle
  • half-full theater
  • half-full bus
同義詞
  • partly filled

    neutral and slightly more formal; usually used for containers

  • partially full

    more technical and common in measurements or reports

  • half occupied

    better for seats, rooms, or buildings than for containers

反義詞
  • full

    contains all the space or amount available

  • empty

    contains nothing or almost nothing

  • half-empty

    describes the same amount but with a more negative viewpoint

文法句型

be half-full

a half-full [container]

a half-full [room / bus / theater]

用法筆記

Often describes bottles, glasses, rooms, buses, or theaters. In contrast with 'half-empty', it can also suggest a more positive way of looking at the same amount.

常見錯誤

The bottle is a half-full.
The bottle is half-full.
do not use an article after a linking verb.
The hall was half-full with parents.
The hall was half-full of parents.
use 'of' for the people or things inside the space.