juice
noun uk/dʒuːs/ us/dʒuːs/
(LIQUID)
A1 [ U ]（水果、蔬菜的）汁，液
the liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables
orange/lemon/grapefruit/carrot juice 橙／柠檬／葡萄／胡萝卜汁
a carton of apple juice 一盒苹果汁
juices 肉汁
the liquid in meat
Fry the meat first to seal in the juices. 先把肉煎一煎锁住汁。
- More examples
- Fresh orange juice should be refrigerated after opening and drunk within three days.
- Cut the lemon in half and squeeze the juice into the bowl.
- Would you like a drink of juice?
- We have some fizzy grape juice, if you would prefer something non-alcoholic.
- She gave the children beakers of juice.
(POWER)
[ U ] US slang权势；影响力
power or influence
My cousin Gianni's got all the juice in this neighborhood. 我的堂兄吉安尼在这一带很有影响力。
(ABILITY)
juicesinformal 活力，精力，劲儿
energy
This early in the morning it's hard to get the creative juices flowing (= to start thinking of good ideas). 这么一大早很难想出什么好点子。