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1 juice

noun

1) Saft, der

2) (sl.) (electricity) Saft, der (salopp); (petrol) Sprit, der (ugs.)

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[‹u:s]
noun

1) (the liquid part of fruits or vegetables: She squeezed the juice out of the orange; tomato juice.) der Saft

2) ((often in plural) the fluid contained in meat: Roasting meat in tin foil helps to preserve the juices.) der Saft

3) ((in plural) fluid contained in the organs of the body, eg to help digestion: digestive/gastric juices.) der Saft

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- academic.ru/40216/juicy">juicy
- juiciness
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juice

[ʤu:s]

I. n

1. no pl (of fruit, vegetable) Saft m, SCHWEIZ a. jus m

lemon \juice Zitronensaft m, SCHWEIZ a. Zitronenjus m

2. (liquid in meat)

▪ \juices pl [Braten]saft m kein pl

3. (natural fluid)

▪ \juices pl Körpersäfte pl

digestive/gastric \juices Verdauungs-/Magensaft m

4. AM (sl: influence, power) Einfluss m, Macht f

to have [all] the \juice das [absolute] Sagen haben fam

5. ( fig: energy)

creative \juices kreative Kräfte

to get the creative \juices flowing schöpferisch tätig [o kreativ] werden

6. (sl: electricity) Saft m sl; (petrol) Sprit m fam

7. no pl AM (sl: steroids) Steroide pl

II. vt

▪ to \juice sth fruit, vegetables etw entsaften

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[dZuːs]
n

1) (of fruit, meat) Saft m

2) usu pl (of body) Körpersäfte pl

3) (inf: electricity, petrol) Saft m (inf)

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juice [dʒuːs]

A s

1. a) (Obst-, Fleisch- etc) Saft m:

let sb stew in their own juice umg jemanden im eigenen Saft schmoren lassen

b) PHYSIOL (Körper) Saft m: → digestive A 2, gastric

2. fig Saft m (u. Kraft f), Vitalität f

3. fig (das) Wesentliche, Kern m

4. sl

a) ELEK Saft m (Strom)

b) AUTO Sprit m (Benzin):

step on the juice Saft oder Gas geben

5. besonders US sl Alkohol m:

be into juice blau sein umg

6. US sl

a) Wucherzinsen pl

b) Kredit m zu Wucherzinsen

7. US sl

a) Einfluss m

b) einflussreiche Position

B v/t

1. entsaften

2. mit Saft übergießen

3. juice up US umg Leben oder Schwung bringen in (akk):

juice up a party

4. get juiced up bes US sl sich volllaufen lassen (on mit)

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noun

1) Saft, der

2) (sl.) (electricity) Saft, der (salopp); (petrol) Sprit, der (ugs.)

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n.

Saft ¨-e m.

English-german dictionary > juice
2 juice

[ʤu:s] n

1) no pl (of fruit, vegetable) Saft m;

lemon \juice Zitronensaft m

2) ( liquid in meat)

\juices pl [Braten]saft m kein pl

3) ( natural fluid)

\juices pl Körpersäfte mpl;

digestive/gastric \juices Verdauungs-/Magensaft m

4) (Am) (sl: influence, power) Einfluss m, Macht f;

to have [all] the \juice das [absolute] Sagen haben ( fam)

5) (fig: energy)

creative \juices kreative Kräfte;

to get the creative \juices flowing schöpferisch tätig [o kreativ] werden

6) (sl: electricity) Saft m (sl) ( petrol) Sprit m ( fam)

English-German students dictionary > juice
3 reservoir

<tech.gen> (anything that acts as a supply of sth) ■ Reservoir n

<tech.gen> (collecting tank, basin) ■ Sammelbecken n

<tech.gen> (gen., any kind) ■ Vorratsbehälter m

< build> (basin; e.g. for drinking water) ■ Becken n

<build.hydr> ■ Wasserstaubecken n ; Speicherbecken n

< comvhcl> (Startpilot) ■ Vorratsbehälter m

<comvhcl.brake> (for compressed air) ■ Vorratsbehälter m

< energ> (gen. hydroelectric power station) ■ Staubecken n ; Speicherbecken n ; Talsperrenbecken n ; Speichersee m rar

< hydr> ■ Stausee m

< logist> (stress on: storage of sth., e.g. of fluid) ■ Speicher m

< logist> ■ Tank m

< mvhcl> (double-tube shock absorber) ■ Ölvorratsraum m ; Reserveraum m Boge ; Ausgleichraum m

< mvhcl> (gen.; e.g. for washer fluid) ■ Vorratsbehälter m

prakt <mvhcl.brake> (of master brake cylinder) ■ Bremsflüssigkeitsbehälter m ; Bremsflüssigkeits-Ausgleichsbehälter m form ; Ausgleichsbehälter m prakt

< petr> (of natural resources; e.g. of oil, natural gas) ■ Lagerstätte f

English-german technical dictionary > reservoir

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