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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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'DO I HAVE ENOUGH JUICE?'

Hello,
could someone help me with the exact meaning of this paragraph from a song of Dylan?:
'What was it you wanted? Can I be of any use? Can I do something for you? DO I HAVE ENOUGH JUICE? Wherever you're off to, one thing you should know. You still got seven hundred miles yet still to go.'
Thanks,
Jo.
  

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"Juice" in this context, seems to be related to electricity, specifically the amount of power left in a battery. The question is whether he has enough energy to do the kinds of favors asked of him. In this case, "juice" is used as a metaphor.

— Vorpar

  • "Juice" in this context, seems to be related to electricity, specifically the amount of power left in a battery.
  • The question is whether he has enough energy to do the kinds of favors asked of him.
  • In this case, "juice" is used as a metaphor.
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"Juice" in this context, seems to be related to electricity, specifically the amount of power left in a battery. The question is whether he has enough energy to do the kinds of favors asked of him. In this case, "juice" is used as a metaphor.
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yes, I think it's "energy"
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