juice
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Sense 1
- noun
- A1
The liquid inside fruit and vegetables, or the liquid that comes out of meat while it cooks, often served cold as a drink.
The children spilled apple juice all over the back seat.
This carton of juice has been in the fridge for weeks.
Spoon the juices from the roast over the sliced meat.
Common collocations: orange juice · fresh juice · a glass of juice · fruit juice · lemon juice · the juices from the meat
Sense 2 · less common
- verb
- B1
To press or squeeze fruit or vegetables so that the liquid comes out of them.
She juiced four oranges to fill one small glass.
He juices carrots and apples together every Sunday morning.
You can juice the limes the night before the party.
Common collocations: juice a lemon · juice oranges · freshly juiced · juice carrots
Forms
- past
- juiced
- plural
- juices
- third_person
- juices