Definition of juice - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
drinkliquid from fruits or vegetables
- She drank a glass of orange juice.
2.
- The battery is out of juice.
Verb
1.
cookingtr. extract liquid from fruits or vegetablestr.
- She likes to juice fresh oranges every morning.
2.
- The director juiced up the movie with special effects..
3.
- Some athletes juice to improve their performance.
Images of juice
liquid from fruits or vegetables
Expressions with juice
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charge a device with electricity
I need to juice up my phone.
mix of liquors and fruit juices for parties
They served jungle juice at the college party.
alcoholic drink often consumed for pleasure
He brought some joy juice to the party.
effort put in is justified by the outcome
The juice is worth the squeeze when studying hard pays off.
having no electrical power left
My phone is out of juice, I need to charge it.
to suffer consequences caused by oneself without help
He was left to stew in his own juice after the mistake.
increase energy or effort in an activity
The team turned on the juice in the last quarter.
liquid from apples used as a drink or in cooking
She added apple juice to the recipe.
liquid from a lemon, used as flavoring or in drinks
She added fresh lemon juice to the tea for extra flavor..
juice extracted from oranges, consumed as a drink
I drink orange juice every morning.
small carton of juice with a straw
She packed a juice box in his lunch.
liquid extracted from carrots, often consumed as a drink
She drinks carrot juice every morning for breakfast.
orange juice that has been frozen
She bought a can of frozen orange juice from the store.
liquid extracted from fruits by squeezing or crushing
She drank a glass of fresh fruit juice.
liquid from grapes used as a drink or in cooking
Grape juice is used in recipes and served as a drink.
type of packaging for juice
The juice carton was made of recyclable material.
liquid from mangos used as a drink or ingredient
She added mango juice to the smoothie.
liquid extracted from olives used in cooking
She added olive juice to the salad dressing.
liquid from pineapples consumed as a drink
She drank a glass of pineapple juice.
accidentally pour liquid out of a container
She managed to spill juice all over the table.
liquid from tomatoes, often drunk or used in cocktails
Tomato juice is used in a Bloody Mary.
liquid made from blended vegetables
She drinks vegetable juice every morning for breakfast.
unfermented juice of cranberries, often sweetened
She drank a glass of cranberry juice.
liquid extracted from grapefruits for drinking
She drank a glass of grapefruit juice.
Origin of juice
Old French, jus (juice, broth)
Terms with juice included in their meaning
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any beverage
drink any liquid like water, juice, or soda
non-carbonated drink
drink with lemon juice, water, and sugar
beverage
alcoholic drink made from fermented grape juice
food
soft, semi-solid food substance made from fruit juice and sugar
cooking
device used to extract juice from lemons
food
sweet jelly made from apple juice
drink
distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented fruit juice
classic dish
salad with romaine lettuce, croutons, parmesan, lemon juice, and dressing
drink
beverage made from fruit juice and other ingredients
food
jelly made from grape juice
food
frozen juice snack on a stick
food
containing a lot of juice, very enjoyable to eat
cooked dressing
sauce made from lemon juice and butter
drink
black tea with lemon slices, zest or juice
drink
water mixed with lemon juice for health benefits
cleaning
solution of lemon juice and water used for cleaning
drink
cocktail made with tequila, lime juice, and orange liqueur
beverages
non-carbonated orange-flavored drink, often with juice
drink
lemonade colored with red fruit juice
condiment
sauce with ketchup, horseradish, and lemon juice
cooking
small amount of juice pressed from a lemon
food
juice taken from a lemon by pressing it
chewing
fresh canes chewed for their sweet juice
beverage
alcoholic drink from fermented agave juice
Examples of juice in a sentence
Carrot juice is a healthy choice for breakfast. The device won't work without juice from the mains. During the storm, the house lost juice for hours. He decided to juice the carrots for a healthy drink. They juice apples to make cider. They juiced up the party with live music.
The coach juiced the team with an inspiring speech. He decided to juice before the competition. Many bodybuilders juice to gain muscle.
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- French:jus, presser, ...
- German:Saft, auspressen, ...
- Italian:succo, spremere, ...
- Spanish:jugo, exprimir, ...
- Portuguese:sumo, espremer, ...
- Chinese:果汁, 榨, ...
- Japanese:ジュース, 絞る, ...
- Arabic:عَصِير, عَصَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:מִיץ, לִסְחוֹט, ...
- Russian:сок, выжимать, ...
- Ukrainian:сік, вичавлювати, ...
- Hindi:रस, जूस निकालना, ...
Definition of JUICE - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: Jupiter Icy Moons ExplorerTECH. space mission to study Jupiter's icy moonsTECH.
- JUICE will launch next year to Jupiter.
- JUICE will study Ganymede in detail.
- Scientists are excited about JUICE's findings.
Origin of JUICE
Old French jus (broth) + Latin jus (soup)
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- French:JUICE, ...
- German:JUICE, ...
- Italian:JUICE, ...
- Spanish:JUICE, ...
- Portuguese:JUICE, ...
- Chinese:木星冰卫星探测器, ...
- Japanese:JUICE, ...
- Arabic:مستكشف أقمار المشتري الجليدية, ...
- Hebrew:מְשִׁימַת חָלָל לְחֵקֶר יַרְחֵי יוּפִיטֶר הַקְּרַחִיִּים, ...
- Russian:JUICE, ...
- Ukrainian:дослідник крижаних супутників Юпітера, ...
- Hindi:ज्यूपिटर आइस मून एक्सप्लोरर, ...
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