guǒ zhī
juice
In Chinese, '果汁' (guǒ zhī) is used to refer to any type of juice, specifically those derived from fruits. It can be used in various contexts, just like its English counterpart, referring to a drink made from the liquid content of fruits.
Wǒ hē guǒzhī.
I drink juice.
A simple sentence to indicate an activity the speaker does, in this case, drink juice.
Guǒzhī shì wǒ de zuì ài.
Juice is my favorite.
A sentence that expresses preference for juice over other items.
Tā zài chāoshì mǎi guǒzhī.
This sentence describes an action that a person does, which is buying juice at the supermarket.
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Nǐ xǐhuān nǎ zhǒng guǒzhī?
Which kind of juice do you like?
A question asking about the listener's preference for a type of juice.
Guǒzhī lái yī bēi.
A cup of juice.
A statement that expresses the speaker's desire for a cup of juice.
Zhè bēi guǒzhī hěn xīnxiān.
This cup of juice is very fresh.
A sentence describing the freshness of a cup of juice.
Nǐ xiǎng hē guǒzhī ma?
Would you like to drink juice?
A question asking if the listener wants to drink juice.
Guǒzhī měitiān hē yībēi.
Drink a cup of juice every day.
A statement suggesting to drink a cup of juice daily.
Guǒzhī de yánsè hěn měi.
The color of the juice is very beautiful.
A sentence expressing the speaker's appreciation for the color of the juice.
Guǒzhī tián ér bù nì.
The juice is sweet but not greasy.
A description of the taste of juice, expressing it is sweet but not overwhelmingly so.