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Glass half-full
I'm a glass half-full kind of girl.
This is a conversation on TV. I don't understand. pls.... pls.,... ths...
This is a conversation on TV. I don't understand. pls.... pls.,... ths...
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You can look at a glass that is filled half way from two perspectives: either you say that the glass is half full (= optimistic view) or half empty (pessimistic view). When someone says that you are a 'glass half full' kind of girl, it means that you are an optimistic girl, a girl who looks at the brighter side.
- You can look at a glass that is filled half way from two perspectives: either you say that the glass is half full (= optimistic view) or half empty (pessimistic view).
- When someone says that you are a 'glass half full' kind of girl, it means that you are an optimistic girl, a girl who looks at the brighter side.
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You can look at a glass that is filled half way from two perspectives: either you say that the glass is half full (= optimistic view) or half empty (pessimistic view).
When someone says that you are a 'glass half full' kind of girl, it means that you are an optimistic girl, a girl who looks at the brighter side.
When someone says that you are a 'glass half full' kind of girl, it means that you are an optimistic girl, a girl who looks at the brighter side.
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