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"Sacarle el jugo"?

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Hi, I was watching an interview with the celebrity Zoe Saldaña, and she says a phrase that's understandable, but I wanted to be sure what it meant.

This is what she says:

"...por lo tanto, me gusta sacarle el jugo a todas las cositas que me componen a mi." So, I can understand what she's saying, but is there an exact meaning for "sacarle el jugo"?

Thanks!

If you want to see the interview, here it is: Interview The phrase in question starts at 2:54

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updated Oct 20, 2012
edited by sinsonte
posted by mayodude
"sacarle el jugo" seems like "extract the juice" - sinsonte, Jun 3, 2012
It does, but I figure it has a different connotation in this case. - mayodude, Jun 3, 2012
I think she was talking about getting all that she can from what she's given to work with as an actress. - sinsonte, Jun 3, 2012
Ok, she was talking about HER traits. Not "what she's given" to work with, but rather what she has to work with... what she's given, lol. She then says how she's always been a tomboy etc - sinsonte, Jun 3, 2012

2 Answers

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Sacar el jugo means to take advantage of (not as in a bad way like bossiness, but as in to take advantage of an opportunity). Given that, maybe you can figure out what she was trying to say smile

updated Oct 20, 2012
edited by SonrisaDelSol
posted by SonrisaDelSol
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Bueno pregunta. smile

updated Jun 4, 2012
posted by yaction