Basic Details
Word: Juice
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A liquid that is squeezed from fruits or vegetables.
Synonyms: Extract, fluid, beverage
Antonyms: Solid, pulp
Idioms and Phrases
- Squeeze the juice out of: To make the most of a situation or resource. Example: "We need to squeeze the juice out of our available time if we want to finish the project today."
- Juiced up: To be excited or energised. Example: "She was really juiced up for the concert and couldn’t stop talking about it."
Usage Examples
Example 1: I drank a glass of orange juice for breakfast because it is full of vitamins.
Example 2: The chef made a tasty salad dressing using fresh lemon juice.
Example 3: We enjoyed a variety of fruit juices at the summer fair, including apple, pineapple, and watermelon.
Fun Fact
Did you know that juice has been enjoyed for thousands of years? The ancient Egyptians made juice from fruits like pomegranate and figs.
Famous Quote
"Life is like a glass of juice; it's what you make of it that counts." Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "juice" mean?
a) A type of bread
b) A solid food
c) A liquid from fruits or vegetables
d) A kind of soup
Answer: c) A liquid from fruits or vegetables
2. Which of these is a synonym of "juice"?
a) Extract
b) Dough
c) Vegetable
d) Bread
Answer: a) Extract
3. Which sentence uses "juice" correctly?
a) I made juice from fresh strawberries.
b) The juice ran very fast.
c) She painted with juice colours.
d) A juice can fly high.
Answer: a) I made juice from fresh strawberries.
4. Which idiom means to make the most of a situation?
a) Juiced up
b) Squeeze the juice out of
c) As cool as a cucumber
d) Walking on sunshine
Answer: b) Squeeze the juice out of
5. What is the opposite of "juice"?
a) N/A
b) Pulp
c) Salad
d) Bread
Answer: b) Pulp
