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Meanings of orange juice in English
A beverage made of the juice squeezed from an orange, popularly served at breakfast and used in some recipes and drinks.
Usage of orange juice in English
1
Stir in cornstarch until blended; stir in brown sugar and orange juice.
2
Coffee is the last thing he needs; he can drink orange juice.
3
After a glass of orange juice he'd feel better; he always did.
4
The waiter brought me coffee and asked if I wanted orange juice.
5
Gray startled at the question and bobbled some of the orange juice.
6
She stands in attendance while I sip my surprisingly great orange juice.
7
For the dressing use 2 tablespoonfuls each of lemon and orange juice.
8
He almost choked on the orange juice, almost bit through the glass.
9
No simmering in orange juice or water to dilute those blush pigments.
10
He'd even taken a can of orange juice out of the freezer.
11
Bob watched the measure of vodka she added to the orange juice.
12
I'm afraid we don't have orange juice, but at least there's ice.
13
Warm the orange juice and zest and add the saffron to it.
14
He went into the drugstore and ordered orange juice, toast and coffee.
15
Place orange juice concentrate and lemon juice in a bowl or jug.
16
I note that you are in possession of Mr. Fink-Nottle's orange juice.
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Translations for orange juice
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Portuguese
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Orange juice through the time
Orange juice across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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