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jus [ʒy]masculine nouna. ( = liquide) juice• je n'ai plus de jus ( = je suis fatigué) I'm worn out* * *ʒynom masculin invariable1) ( de fruit) juice2) ( de viande) ( qui exsude) juices (pl); ( sauce servie) gravylaisser quelqu'un mijoter dans son jus — (colloq) fig to let somebody stew in his own juice
3) (colloq) ( café) coffee4) (colloq) ( courant électrique) juice (colloq), electricity* * *ʒy nm1) (= boisson) juice2) [viande] gravy* * *jus nm inv1 ( de fruit) juice; jus de pomme/citron apple/lemon juice;2 ( de viande) ( qui exsude) juices (pl); ( sauce servie) gravy; cuire qch au jus to cook sth in the juices from the meat; cuire dans son jus○ fig [personne] to be boiling; laisser qn cuire or mijoter dans son jus○ fig to let sb stew in his own juice;3 ○( café) coffee; prendre un jus au comptoir to have a coffee at the bar;4 ○( eau de baignade) drink○, water; se jeter/tomber au jus to jump/fall in the water; tous au jus! everyone in!;5 ○( courant électrique) juice○, electricity; il n'y a plus de jus the power's off; prendre le jus to get a shock.jus de chaussettes○ pej dishwater, very weak coffee.[ʒy] nom masculin1. [boisson] juiceces oranges rendent ou donnent beaucoup de jus these oranges are very juicyjus de fruit ou fruits fruit juice3. (familier) [café] coffee4. (familier) [courant électrique] juiceattention, tu vas prendre le jus! watch out, you'll get a shock!5. (familier) [eau]
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