"Zumo" means an extract of fruit juices from various fruits and vegetables (juice). It can also be used idiomatically to indicate "putting the squeeze" on somebody, or squeezing them dry.
zumo de manzana
"Juicy" is "jugoso" in most of the Spanish-speaking world. In Spain, the word is "zumoso", since Spain uses "zumo" for "juice."
It depends on the country. In Spain, the word used is "zumo" (sue-moe). In Latin America, the word used is "jugo" (hoo-go).
bebida de jugo/zumo
The word for juice in Spain is "zumo". (This is different than the Latino Spanish word, which is "jugo". "Jugo" in Spain is only used for juices that come out of meat.)
Juice in Spanish is zumo (pronounce thumo) for example zumo de naranja is Orange Juice. (in naranja the j is pronounced with a h sound!) Other types of juice may be called "jugo" (e.g. juice from meat).
the word that is the same in English and spanish is the word "no".
nide is not an English word or a Spanish word.
The English word for "dice" in Spanish is "says."
About 40% of the words in English have a Spanish cognate. This means that the English word has a similar Spanish word, such as "accident" (English) and "accidente" (Spanish).
Zumo was created in 2001.
There is no such word in Spanish.