juiced nell'Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Traduzioni di juiced nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.juice [ingl brit dʒuːs, ingl am dʒus] SOST

1. juice GASTR:

juice

jus m

2. juice:

juice BOT, FISIOL

suc m

3. juice (petrol):

juice colloq

essence f

4. juice (electricity):

juice colloq

jus m colloq

5. juice ingl am (alcohol):

juice colloq

alcool m

II.juice [ingl brit dʒuːs, ingl am dʒus] VB vb trans ingl am

juice

presser

III.juiced AGG

juiced ingl am colloq:

juiced

beurré colloq

juice extractor SOST ingl brit

juice extractor

centrifugeuse f (pour fruits)

juice box SOST

juice box

briquette f de jus de fruit

lime juice SOST

lime juice

jus m de citron vert

jungle juice SOST colloq

jungle juice

tord-boyaux m colloq

orange juice SOST

orange juice

jus m d'orange

lemon juice SOST

lemon juice

jus m de citron

lemon juice (drink)

citron m pressé

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grapefruit attr juice, marmalade

de pamplemousse

Traduzioni di juiced nel dizionario francese»inglese

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centrifugeuse

juice extractor, juicer

juter

to ooze with juice

juiced nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di juiced nel dizionario inglese»francese

juice [dʒu:s] SOST

1. juice a. fig:

juice

jus m

grapefruit juice

jus de pamplemousse

2. juice (bodily liquid):

juice

suc m

orange juice SOST

orange juice

jus m d'orange

tomato juice SOST

tomato juice

jus m de tomate

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concentrated juice, solution

concentré(e)

fruit juice concentrate

jus m de fruit concentré

carton of milk, juice

brique f

to let sb stew in one's own juice

laisser mariner qn

Traduzioni di juiced nel dizionario francese»inglese

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suc

juice

citron pressé

fresh lemon juice

jus d'un fruit, d'une viande

juice

jus

juice

laisser mijoter qn dans son jus colloq

to let sb stew in his own juice

juiced Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

freshly squeezed orange juice

du jus d'orange fraîchement pressé

to let sb stew in one's own juice

laisser mariner qn

fruit juice concentrate

jus m de fruit concentré

grapefruit juice

jus de pamplemousse

to let sb stew in his own juice

laisser mijoter qn dans son jus colloq

When primary school children come home at 4.30 p.m., they have a goûter, or a small snack. Usually, it consists of fruit juice or hot chocolate and a cake or pastry.

goûter

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

In this case, losers lose 110 under the juiced odds compared to 100 under fair odds, so the loser pays 10 extra.

en.wikipedia.org

It's encased in a house-made pasta dyed with squid ink, and the creation is doused in a sauce made from juiced carrots and browned butter.

www.postcity.com

No such component was discovered; instead, analysis of juiced tobacco and ashed tobacco revealed higher concentrations of specific minerals in plant tissues than were previously known.

en.wikipedia.org

Give people a mission, a sense of purpose, and as your company and role grows, be sure to stay juiced about your story.

calgaryherald.com

The juiced-up rats also required less time to solve the mazes and visited fewer locations than their unmodified selves.

www.gizmodo.com.au

In our national desire for global sainthood, we're rushing toward the cliff with a speed and determination that would make a juiced-up lemming blanche.

calgaryherald.com

We've already adjusted our perception of juiced sluggers, such that 500 homers no longer automatically punches your ticket to all-time status.

grantland.com

My daughter took a shine to drinking freshly juiced pomegranate nightly after evening prayers.

www.smh.com.au

A few eventually would, but it took 74 years and a juiced recipe to do it.

chicago.cbslocal.com

But when juiced up and wound up, he more than matches his wife at the insidious mind games that have become household rituals.

www.seattletimes.com