Juice

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Etymology

Middle English jus, juis from Old French jus, jous from Latin jūs "broth, soup, sauce". Displaced native Middle English wos, woos "juice" (from Old English wōs "juice").

Pronunciation

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• Rhymes: -uːs

Noun

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Singular Juice

Plural s

Juice (s)

1. (uncountable) A liquid from a plant, especially fruit.

   Squeeze the orange and some juice will come out.

2. (countable) A beverage made of juice.

   I’d like two orange juices please.

3. Any liquid resembling juice.
4. Template:Scotland A soft drink.
5. (slang) electricity
6. (slang) petrol, gasoline, gas
7. (slang) power
8. (slang) steroids
9. (slang) semen
10. (slang) The vaginal lubrication that a woman naturally produces when sexually aroused.
11. (slang) term for musical agreement between instrumentalists.

Translations

liquid from a plant

Alabama: okchi Albanian: lëng sq(sq) m. Arabic: Template:Rfc-tbotعصير ar(ar) (Template:LR3aSiir) m. Egyptian Arabic: Template:Rfc-tbotعصير (Template:LR3aSiir) m. Armenian: հյութ hy(hy) (hyut’) Bosnian: sok bs(bs) m. Catalan: suc m. Chinese: Mandarin: 汁 cmn(cmn) (zhī), 果汁 cmn(cmn) (guǒzhī) (fruit juice), 菜汁 cmn(cmn) (càizhī) (vegetable juice) Croatian: sok hr(hr) m. Czech: šťáva cs(cs) f. Danish: saft da(da) c. Dutch: sap nl(nl) n. Esperanto: suko eo(eo) Estonian: mahl et(et) Finnish: mehu fi(fi) French: jus fr(fr) m. German: Saft de(de) m. Greek: χυμός el(el) m. Hebrew: מיץ he(he) (mits) m. Hungarian: lé hu(hu) Italian: succo it(it) m.

Japanese: 果汁 ja(ja) (かじゅう, kajū) Korean: 즙 ko(ko) (jeup) (汁) Latin: cremor la(la) m., sūcus la(la) m. Latvian: sula lv(lv) f. Macedonian: сок mk(mk) (sok) m. Malayalam: നീര് (neeru) Mandarin: 汁 cmn(cmn) (shī, xié, zhī) Norwegian: juice no(no), jus no(no) Persian: میوِه (mive) Polish: sok pl(pl) m. Portuguese: suco pt(pt) m. Brazil: sumo m. Romanian: suc ro(ro) m. and f. Russian: сок ru(ru) (sok) m. Scottish Gaelic: sùgh m. Serbian: Cyrillic: сок m. Roman: sok m. Slovene: sok sl(sl) m. Spanish: zumo es(es) m., jugo es(es) m. Swahili: maji ya machungwa sw(sw) Swedish: juice sv(sv), saft sv(sv) c. Welsh: sudd cy(cy) m.

beverage made of juice

Alabama: okchi Arabic: Template:Rfc-tbotعصير ar(ar) (Template:LR3aSiir) m. Armenian: հյութ hy(hy) (hyut’) Bosnian: sok bs(bs) m. Catalan: suc m. Chinese: Mandarin: 汁 cmn(cmn) (zhī), 果汁 cmn(cmn) (guǒzhī) (fruit juice), 菜汁 cmn(cmn) (càizhī) (vegetable juice), 肉汁 cmn(cmn) (ròuzhī) (meat juice) Czech: džus cs(cs) m. Dutch: sap nl(nl) n. Estonian: mahl, morss Finnish: mehu fi(fi), tuoremehu fi(fi) French: jus fr(fr) m. German: Saft de(de) m. Greek: χυμός el(el) m. Hebrew: מיץ he(he) (mits) m. Icelandic: safi is(is) m., djús is(is) m.

Irish: sú ga(ga) Italian: succo it(it) m., spremuta it(it) f. Japanese: ジュース ja(ja) (jūsu) Korean: 즙 ko(ko) (jeup) (汁), 주스 ko(ko) (juseu), 과일단물 ko(ko) (gwaildanmul) (rare, North Korea) Kurdish: شه‌ربه‌ت Latvian: sula lv(lv) f. Macedonian: сок mk(mk) (sok) m. Norwegian: juice no(no), jus no(no) Polish: sok pl(pl) m. Portuguese: (PT) sumo pt(pt), (BR) suco pt(pt) Russian: сок ru(ru) (sok) m. Serbian: Cyrillic: сок m., ђус m. Roman: sok m., đus m. Slovene: sok sl(sl) m. Spanish: jugo m. (Latin America, Spain’s Canary Islands), zumo m. (Spain standard usage) Swedish: juice sv(sv), saft sv(sv)

liquid resembling juice

Catalan: suc m. Chinese: Mandarin: 汁 cmn(cmn) (zhī) Dutch: sap nl(nl) n. Finnish: mehu fi(fi)

German: Saft de(de) m. Mandarin: 汁 cmn(cmn) (shī, xié, zhī) Slovene: sok sl(sl) m. Spanish: zumo es(es) m., jugo es(es) m. Swahili: maji ya machungwa sw(sw)

slang: electricity

Finnish: virtaska fi(fi)

French: jus fr(fr) m. Portuguese: vitalidade pt(pt)

slang: fuel

Finnish: menovesi fi(fi) French: jus fr(fr) m.

Hungarian: kakaó hu(hu)

Verb

Infinitive to Juice

Third person singular juices

Simple past juiced

Past participle -

Present participle juicing

to Juice (third-person singular simple present juices, present participle juicing, simple past and past participle juiced)

1. (transitive) To remove the juice from something.
2. (transitive) To energize or stimulate something.

Derived terms

• dejuice
• juice up
• unjuice

Translations

to remove the juice from something

Dutch: persen nl(nl) Finnish: mehustaa fi(fi) German: entsaften de(de)

Latin: exsūcō la(la) Macedonian: цеди mk(mk) (cédi), исцедува mk(mk) (iscéduva) Portuguese: extrair pt(pt) Swahili: maji ya machungwa sw(sw)

to energize

Dutch: voeden nl(nl) Finnish: virkistää fi(fi)

Portuguese: energizar pt(pt), estimular pt(pt) Swahili: maji ya machungwa sw(sw)

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