plural noun
The liquids inside fruits or vegetables, or liquids obtained by squeezing them.
The tomatoes release their juices as they cook.
Fresh juices from the oranges covered the cutting board.
American English
How to pronounce juices
noun · verbB1Common word
JOOsihz
/ˈʤu.sɪz/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of juice
The liquids inside fruits or vegetables, or liquids obtained by squeezing them.
Practice out loudMeanings & examples
plural noun
Drinks made from fruit or vegetables.
The café serves fresh juices every morning.
We ordered two juices with our sandwiches.
third-person singular verb
Presses fruit or vegetables to extract their liquid.
She juices two oranges for breakfast.
This machine juices carrots in seconds.
plural noun
The natural liquid that comes out of meat as it cooks or is cut.
The juices from the roast make a rich sauce.
Let the meat rest so its juices stay inside.
Useful expressions
To use all the battery power in a device.
My phone ran out of juice during the trip.
Related words & forms
For the verb, drop the final e before -ing: juicing.