frozen orange juice
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- noun
- /ˈfroʊzən ˈɔrɪndʒ dʒus/
:
jugo de naranja congelado
- The recipe calls for 1/4 cup of frozen orange juice to enhance the marinade for the chicken.
- frozen orange juice concentrate
- a cup of frozen orange juice
- a tablespoon of frozen orange juice
Examples
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1 cup frozen fruit (strawberries, peaches, blueberries) or 1 cup frozen orange juice concentrate and 1 cup ice cubes.
Fiction book (1997) -
Then there are other commodities like frozen orange juice and gold.
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And toast and fresh frozen orange juice.
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The Dukes are going to corner the entire frozen orange juice market.
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We're about to make millions of dollars in frozen orange juice and you're talking to me about human nature.
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What I made was that I used 3 TB of frozen orange juice concentrate.
Blog text (5) -
Some tasks require rising from the rocking chair, for instance, making a pot of coffee or preparing frozen orange juice.
Fiction book (1991) -
Pork bellies, soybeans, frozen orange juice.
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For a refreshing drink, mix 1/2 cup of frozen orange juice concentrate with 2 cups of water.
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She added frozen orange juice concentrate to her smoothie for extra flavor.
Synonyms
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A thick frozen orange juice that you mix with water to drink
How Processed
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is a straightforward composition: 'frozen' (preserved by freezing) modifies 'orange juice' (the liquid of the orange), so a learner who knows the words will infer it is orange juice that has been frozen. Any additional detail about concentration or reconstitution is a specific commercial nuance but does not prevent the basic, transparent interpretation, which is cross-linguistically common.
Etymology
Frozen orange juice comes from a simple idea: people took out much of the water from fresh orange juice to make a thick concentrate and then froze it so it would keep longer. That's why the name links frozen and orange juice — the product is an icy, concentrated 'orange juice' you later mix with water to drink.