
好词典

源自13世纪古法语单词 'jus'(汁液),最终来自拉丁语 'ius',意为肉汤或酱汁。复数形式于14世纪出现。
❶ 指从水果、蔬菜或肉类中榨取的液体,通常用于饮用或烹饪。也可比喻为体内的消化液或活力来源。
“She squeezed fresh orange juices for breakfast.”
(她榨了新鲜橙汁当早餐。)
“The recipe calls for two cups of vegetable juices.”
(食谱要求加入两杯蔬菜汁。)
❶ 指榨取液体或刺激产生体液/能量,常用于烹饪或比喻性表达。
“She juices celery every morning for detox.”
(她每天早晨榨芹菜汁排毒。)
“The chef juiced the lemons with a handheld press.”
(厨师用手压榨汁器榨柠檬汁。)
get the juices flowing — 比喻激发思维或活力,常用于描述通过活动让大脑或身体进入活跃状态。
“A quick walk outside helps me get the juices flowing before writing.”
(写作前快速散步能帮助我激发灵感。)
digestive juices — 特指胃部产生的消化液,用于分解食物。属于生理学术语。
“The smell of food triggers the release of digestive juices.”
(食物的气味会触发消化液的分泌。)