How to Say ‘Freshly squeezed juice’ in Traditional Chinese
新鮮榨果汁
💬 Usage Tip: Combines [新鮮] fresh, [榨] squeeze, [果汁] fruit juice.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Widely available in Taiwanese night markets.
Phrase Breakdown
新鮮
fresh
Recently made or obtained.
這些水果很新鮮。
These fruits are very fresh.
榨
squeeze
To press juice out of something.
他在榨橙汁。
He is squeezing orange juice.
果汁
juice
Liquid extracted from fruits.
我喜歡喝蘋果汁。
I like drinking apple juice.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
新
[xīn]
new
Not existing before; made, introduced, or discovered recently.
這是一款新推出的新鮮榨果汁。
This is a newly launched fresh-pressed juice.
鮮
[xiān]
fresh
Recently made or obtained; not tinned or frozen.
我更喜歡喝新鮮的果汁。
I prefer to drink fresh juice.
榨
[zhà]
to squeeze
To press out the juice from a fruit or vegetable.
我媽媽總是早上榨果汁給我喝。
My mom always squeezes juice for me in the morning.
果汁
[guǒ zhī]
juice
A drink made from the extraction or pressing of natural liquid contained in fruit and vegetables.
新鮮榨果汁比市售的更健康。
Freshly squeezed juice is healthier than store-bought ones.
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