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"juice" in English

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juicenoun

uk ​ /dʒuːs/ us ​ /dʒuːs/

juice noun (LIQUID)

A1 [ U ] the liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables:

orange/lemon/grapefruit/carrot juice
a carton of apple juice
juices

› the liquid in meat:

Fry the meat first to seal in the juices.

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juice noun (ABILITY)

juices informal

› energy:

This early in the morning it's hard to get the creative juices flowing (= to start thinking of good ideas).

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juiceverb [ T or I ]

uk ​ /dʒuːs/ us ​ /dʒuːs/

› to get the juice out of fruit or vegetables:

First juice the fruit in a juicer or blender.
If you’ve never juiced before, and you don’t eat a diet high in raw vegan foods, you will probably want to begin very slowly.

(Definition of “juice” from the Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

"juice" in American English

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juicenoun

us ​ /dʒus/

juice noun (LIQUID)

› [ C/U ] the liquid that comes from fruits and vegetables:

[ U ] orange/tomato juice
[ C ] fruit juices

juice noun (ELECTRICITY)

› [ U ] infml electricity:

I’ve fixed the wiring, so you can turn the juice back on.

(Definition of “juice” from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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