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Discover Ludwig"half a bottle" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a few different ways: 1. As a noun phrase, to refer to a specific amount or portion of a bottle: - "I only drank half a bottle of wine at the party last night." - "Could you pass me half a bottle of ketchup? I don't want to use the whole bottle on my fries." 2. As an adjective phrase, to describe a bottle that is only partly full: - "She left the half-empty bottle of soda on the counter." - "After half a bottle of shampoo, my hair still didn't feel clean." 3. As part of a compound noun, to describe a specific type of bottle: - "I prefer to buy my milk in half-bottles because I don't use much." - "The bartender poured me a shot from the half-bottle of whiskey behind the bar." Example sentence: "I opened the fridge and saw half a bottle of orange juice, which was perfect for making mimosas for brunch."
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"That would be almost half a bottle".
They will — "What about a half a bottle?
He drinks half a bottle of whisky every night.
I tried half a bottle sent back by a customer.
For someone in Eastern Europe or Siberia might mean half a bottle each day of week.
As little as half a bottle of beer can trigger the reaction.
But also it's late at night, with half a bottle of wine missing".
Is a hit the equivalent of a glass of wine or half a bottle of vodka?
(Mr. Rooney noted that his cup of tea is half a bottle of vodka a night).
"Half a bottle of Champagne" would do the trick, he assured us.
"You gave me half a bottle of wine before you asked me," he said to Stanley.
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