juicier

adj.

多汁的( juicy的比较级 )；（提供丑闻等消息而）有趣的；有吸引力的；报酬丰厚的

1. I really have a yen for a nice, juicy apple.
   我真想吃一只味甜多汁的苹果。
2. There are some fresh juicy oranges.
   那边有些新鲜多汁的橙子。
3. All the same, Mr Thackwray added: “I would be disappointed if I couldn’t point to a big juicy deal by Christmas.
   尽管如此，撒克里补充道：“如果不能在圣诞节前证明这是一项利润丰厚的交易，我会感到很失望。”
4. What a letdown! That is not as juicy as I thought.
   太令人失望了！不如我想像的那么有趣。

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