juicier
juicier — adjective
- juicierpositive
- more juiciercomparative
- most juiciersuperlative
1. containing more liquid and tasting better to eat than another food of the same k
containing more liquid and tasting better to eat than another food of the same kind.
These peaches are juicier than the ones we bought last week.
be juicier than + noun for fruit comparison
After the rain, the tomatoes looked juicier on Reuben's balcony plants.
The chef switched to a juicier cut for the wedding sandwiches.
This orange is juicier, so Rin used it for fresh juice.
文法句型
be juicier than + noun
a juicier + noun
用法筆記
Usually compares fruit, meat, or other foods by how much liquid they contain and how pleasant they are to eat.
2. more interesting to hear or read because it contains more shocking or private de
more interesting to hear or read because it contains more shocking or private details.
Zuri saved the juicier office gossip for the train ride home.
juicier + gossip for more private or shocking details
The editor wanted a juicier headline before the interview went online.
Kabir's diary entry sounded juicier after he added the family secret.
That podcast became juicier when the guest named the politician involved.
文法句型
a juicier + noun
sound juicier after + clause
用法筆記
Most often used before nouns like gossip, details, headline, or story, especially when the extra appeal comes from private information.
3. offering a bigger reward, a larger advantage, or a more worthwhile challenge tha
offering a bigger reward, a larger advantage, or a more worthwhile challenge than another option.
Andrés accepted the juicier contract because it offered a larger bonus.
juicier + contract for bigger financial reward
The second case looked juicier to the reporter because senior officials were involved.
Christopher moved to the juicier sales region after the company expanded north.
Pim chose the juicier role because the script demanded more range.
文法句型
a juicier + noun
look juicier to + person
用法筆記
Common with jobs, deals, roles, bonuses, and other chances that promise a bigger payoff or a more rewarding challenge.
4. more openly sexual or more likely to make people think about sex.
more openly sexual or more likely to make people think about sex.
The director cut the juicier bedroom scene from the family version.
juicier + scene for stronger sexual suggestion
Élise laughed at the juicier jokes after the children left the room.
Justin changed into a juicier costume for the late-night performance.
The magazine printed a juicier photo on the cover for summer sales.
文法句型
a juicier + noun
用法筆記
Used about material, jokes, scenes, or clothes that feel more sexually suggestive, not just more interesting.