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/ʒy/
Translation
juice
Word origin
From Latin jus ('broth, sauce, juice'). The written plural is identical to the singular because the word already ends in s. English 'juice' arrived by way of Old French.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- jus
- English cognates
- juice, juicy
Grammar
Examples
', ' .
An orange juice, please.
au .
The children drink apple juice at teatime.
Arrose .
Baste the chicken with its own juices every ten minutes.
.
This juice is too sweet for my taste.
citrons .
She squeezes two lemons to get the juice out of them.
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