juice
The meaning (definition) of the word juice
a sweet drink squeezed from fruit
The word juice used in a sentence
“A liter is about how much juice fills a big bottle.”
The plural of the word juice
juices
How the word juice is said around the world
| French | jus (zhew) |
| Spanish | jugo (KHOO-ghoh) |
| Mandarin | 汁 (jee) |
| Hindi | रस (rus) |
| Arabic | عصير (AH-seer) |
| Russian | сок (sohk) |
| Portuguese (EU) | sumo (SOO-moo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | suco (SOO-kuu) |
| Japanese | ジュース (JU-u-su) |
| German | Saft (zahft) |
| Urdu | رس (rus) |
| Punjabi | ਜੂਸ (gyoos) |
| Korean | 주스 (JOO-su) |
| Hebrew | מִיץ (meeyts) |
| Greek | χυμός (hyee-MOHS) |
| Dutch | sap (sahp) |
| Tagalog | katas (KAH-tahs) |
| Vietnamese | nước ép (NEW-uh-urky E-urp) |
| Turkish | meyve suyu (mey-VE soo-YUU) |
| Persian | آبمیوه (AHB-mee-vay) |
| Polish | sok (sawk) |
| Ukrainian | сік (seek) |
| Bengali | রস (rawsh) |
| Swedish | juice (YOO-ee-suh) |
| Italian | succo (SOO-koh) |
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