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juice

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /dʒuːs/

Forms: juices

juice means: The liquid from fruit or vegetables, often drunk as a drink.

noun

FRUIT LIQUIDA1

The liquid from fruit or vegetables, often drunk as a drink.

  • Would you like some apple juice?
  • She squeezed lemon juice over the fish.
  • We drank fresh fruit juices at breakfast.

Common phrases: orange juice, fresh juice, glass of juice

verb

SQUEEZE LIQUID OUTB2

To take the liquid out of fruit or vegetables, usually by squeezing them or using a machine.

  • First, juice the lemons.
  • She juiced some carrots for breakfast.
  • Can you juice these oranges for me?

Similar words: squeeze

Common phrases: juice an orange, juice fresh fruit, juice the vegetables

Questions about juice

What does juice mean?

The liquid from fruit or vegetables, often drunk as a drink.

What is juice in other languages?

Türkçe: meyve suyu · Español: zumo · Français: jus · Deutsch: Saft · Italiano: succo · 日本語: 果汁

How do you pronounce juice?

It is pronounced /dʒuːs/.

How do you use juice in a sentence?

Would you like some apple juice? She squeezed lemon juice over the fish.

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