half-full

adjective

1. (of a vessel, place, etc) holding or containing half its capacity

Example Sentences

Kate Hollinshead, from Vale of Glamorgan council, said about 300 people will live at the currently half-full site, split 50/50 between Ukrainian refugees and homelesss families.

From BBC

Local media also published pictures purportedly from his room, showing a TV with a broken screen, multiple bottles, cans, candles, aluminium foil and a half-full glass of champagne.

From BBC

The glass half-full version was also on show.

From BBC

Half-full freezers keep the food cold only for 24 hours.

From Seattle Times

Olsen: So are you a glass half-full or glass half-empty kind of person?

From Los Angeles Times