juiciness

/dʒˈusinəs/ noun

The state of being juicy.

Word Origin Juice comes from Latin 'ius' meaning broth or sauce. The -y makes it an adjective (full of juice), and -ness makes it a noun: the quality of being juicy. The same root gives us jus (a thin gravy) in cooking. The idea: juice is the flavorful liquid that comes from food.

noun The state of being juicy. countable

The juiciness of the ripe peach was remarkable, with sweet nectar dripping down my chin.

(名词) 多汁

成熟桃子的多汁程度令人惊叹,甜美的汁液顺着我的下巴滴落。

(sustantivo) jugosidad [El estado de ser jugoso.]

La jugosidad del melocotón maduro era notable, con néctar dulce goteándome por la barbilla.

(nom) jutosité [Caractère juteux d'un aliment ; propriété de ce qui est rempli de jus.]

Le **côté juteux** de la pêche bien mûre était remarquable, avec un nectar sucré qui coulait sur mon menton.

(Substantiv) Saftigkeit [Die Eigenschaft, viel Saft zu enthalten oder besonders saftig zu sein.]

Die **juiciness** des reifen Pfirsichs war bemerkenswert – süßer Nektar tropfte mir vom Kinn.

(名詞) 果汁や水分が多い状態、瑞々しいこと。

熟した桃の瑞々しさは驚くべきもので、甘い果汁が顎まで垂れた。

(substantivo) suculência [O estado de ser suculento.]

A suculência do pêssego maduro era notável, com néctar doce escorrendo pelo meu queixo.

Word parts: juice + y + ness

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