/dʒuːs/
Translation
A cold drink made from the liquid that comes out of fruit.
Word origin
From Old French jus, from Latin ius, meaning broth or the liquid from a plant.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- jus
Examples
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"Juice" is the drink that comes from fruit.
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"Juice" has no plural, so we say "no juice", not "no juices".
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Here "juice" is the fruit drink I want.
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