juice

🇺🇸 /dʒuːs/ 🇬🇧 /dʒuːs/
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Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-A1
noun
A1

Liquid from fruits or vegetables, often used as a drink.

I like to drink fresh orange juice in the morning.

R

Liquid that comes from meat when cooked.

Save the meat juice to make sauce.

R

Liquid in the stomach that helps digest food.

Stomach juice helps break down food.

R

Electric power.

My phone needs juice to work.

R

Gasoline for vehicles.

The car needs more juice to run.

R

Power or influence over people.

He has juice in the company.

R

Alcoholic drink.

They drank too much juice at the party.

R

Drugs used to build muscle.

Some athletes use juice to get stronger.

R

Liquid for vaping that contains nicotine.

He bought new juice for his vape.

verb
R

To get liquid out of fruits or vegetables.

Juice the lemons to make lemonade.

translation

n. Liquid from fruits or vegetables, often used as a drink.; Liquid that comes from meat when cooked.; Liquid in the stomach that helps digest food.; Electric power.; Gasoline for vehicles.; Power or influence over people.; Alcoholic drink.; Drugs used to build muscle.; Liquid for vaping that contains nicotine.
v. To get liquid out of fruits or vegetables.

Word Forms

Plural juices
Progressive juicing
Past juiced