apple juice
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- noun
- /ˈæpəl dʒuːs/
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zumo de manzana (España)
- I enjoyed a refreshing glass of apple juice with my breakfast.
- cup of apple juice
- drink apple juice
- glass of apple juice
OK wow, that is apple juice and oolong tea but they are not mixed.
- OK wow, that is apple juice and oolong tea but they are not mixed.
- And that one smells of fresh apple juice, red wine, and refreshing apple fragrance.
- Maybe you would have a glass of apple juice or orange juice or grape juice once a year.
- So walking down the drink aisle, I see cranberry juice, apple juice, orange juice, So many options.
- Then you can crush it into apple juice.
- All right, I just shook the apple juice and now it's going to bubble over.
- Does it taste like freshly squeezed apple juice?
- When you squeeze an orange, you don't get apple juice And remember going what?
Examples
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I went into the shop to buy a banana and a bottle of apple juice.
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- I think the apple juice would be better for you, son.
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OK and apple juice instead of water.
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All the apple juice you can drink on me.
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Can I have apple juice?
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Oh, apple juice would be wonderful.
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Yes, I'd like an apple juice.
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I filled a Thermos with apple juice.
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Maybe you would have a glass of apple juice or orange juice or grape juice once a year.
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I had this whole wheat bagel with light cream cheese and some apple juice.
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Synonyms
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A drink made from pressed apples that can be alcoholic or non-alcoholic
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A drink you get by squeezing fresh fruit
How Alcoholic
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the juice extracted from apples' is directly and compositionally derived from combining 'apple' (the fruit) + 'juice' (liquid from a plant/food) with no idiomatic shift. Noun–noun compounds that denote a substance made from a source are cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand the phrase.
Etymology
Apple juice comes from the simple image of apples being pressed so their juice runs out. That's why the name means the liquid made from apple and used as a 'drink'.