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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Election-night party? half-full

Hi, Do they mean to party in its usual meaning ?

I can't seem to understand half-full regarding to ballroom ?

Thanks guys ...

"Instead of the traditional election-night party, he took questions in a half-full ballroom from reporters for about 20 minutes."
  

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Hi I don't know which 'usual meaning' you are talking about. So, I will tell you what it means. Here, party means a social gathering for fun, eating, entertainment...

— Prajwalkr

  • Hi I don't know which 'usual meaning' you are talking about.
  • So, I will tell you what it means.
  • Here, party means a social gathering for fun, eating, entertainment...
  • I can't seem to understand half-full regarding to ballroom ?
  • The ballroom was not completely filled by people as it would have been in a 'party'.
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Hi
I don't know which 'usual meaning' you are talking about. So, I will tell you what it means.
Here, party means a social gathering for fun, eating, entertainment...

I can't seem to understand half-full regarding to ballroom ?
The ballroom was not completely filled by people as it would have been in a 'party'. The room did not look like a party room..

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