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jus

/juhs; Latin yoos/US // dʒʌs; Latin yus //UK // (dʒʌs) //

我们,我们的,我们的工作

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural ju·ra [joor-uh; Latin yoo-rah]. /ˈdʒʊər ə; Latin ˈyu rɑ/. Law.

    • : a right.
    • : law as a system or in the abstract.

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Examples

  • Add the water and, using a wooden spatula, create a jus by stirring up some of the caramelized bits.

  • The jus “starts off as beef broth and then it keeps getting richer and richer” with every dunk of roast beef.

  • A puddle of lamb jus, fortified with red wine and port, intensifies the splurge.

  • Spoon a few dots of jus around the squab and sprinkle a pinch of vadouvan spice onto the plate.

  • Chop the wings and bones into 1-inch (2.5cm) pieces, rinse with cold water, pat dry, and reserve, chilled, for the jus.

  • For the Vadouvan Jus  Heat the olive oil in a medium saucepan over high heat.

  • Jumbo crabmeat and avocado, Colorado rack of lamb with tarragon jus, and Parmesan polenta cake was eaten by candlelight.

  • When contacted for a comment, Jus Ske emailed: "Keep me out of it."

  • It is clear from the above that if Mendelssohn failed to give Chopin his due, Chopin did more than apply the jus talionis.

  • Some mornin' I'll wake up an' know jus' what to do, an' that I'll do.

  • He's tole me all de whole beez-nesse—jus' lak you hear me now.

  • Why ye durned little fool ye, don't ye know Charley's jus put them dogs yar to git 'em kept.

  • Ye furgit who ye got the houns from an' can't git yer money back, ye're out jus thet much.