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juice

/dʒuːs/

Traduction: Nom désignant un liquide extrait de fruits, de légumes ou d'autres plantes, souvent consommé comme boisson.

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noun

/dʒuːs/A1formal
  • frNom désignant un liquide extrait de fruits, de légumes ou d'autres plantes, souvent consommé comme boisson.

A noun referring to the liquid extracted from fruits, vegetables, or other plants, often consumed as a beverage.

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  1. Liquid from fruits or vegetablesA1formal

    The liquid extracted from fruits or vegetables, often consumed as a drink.

    frJus de fruits ou de légumes

    • She drank a glass of orange juice for breakfast.
    • I prefer apple juice over grape juice.
    • Freshly squeezed juice is healthier than store-bought.

    Synonymesextractnectarsap

  2. B2informalamerican

    Slang term for electricity or power supply.

    frJus (électricité)

    • The storm cut off the juice to the whole neighborhood.
    • Make sure the juice is turned off before fixing the wiring.
    • My phone is out of juice; I need to charge it.

    Synonymeschargecurrentelectricityenergypowersparkvoltage

  3. Fuel for a vehicleB2informalamerican

    Slang term for gasoline or fuel.

    fressence, carburant (familier)

    • I need to stop and get some juice for the car.
    • The truck ran out of juice on the highway.
    • He filled up the tank with premium juice.

    Synonymesfuelgaspetrol

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  • juices plural form
  • juices' possessive plural form
  • juice's possessive singular form
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