orange
US
UK orange n: (citrus fruit) (水果)
SC 橙子，柑子，柳橙 chéng zi ，gān zi ，liǔ chéng
I like to eat oranges, not apples.
我喜欢吃橙子，不喜欢吃苹果。
orange adj: (of orange colour)
SC 橙色的 chéng sè de
I like the orange shirt more than the green one.
和绿色的的衬衫比较起来，我更喜欢橙色的这件。
orange adj: (of orange blossom fragrance)
SC 橙子花香的 chéng zǐ huā xiāng de
Her perfume had an enchanting orange scent.
orange adj: (of the orange fruit)
SC 橙子肉的 chéng zi ròu de
SC 橘子肉的 chéng zi ròu de，jú zi ròu de
I like to drink orange juice in the morning.
orange n: (colour)
SC 橙色 chéng sè
SC 橘黄色 chéng sè，jú huáng sè
Orange is a bright colour.
orange n: (citrus tree)
SC 橙子树 chéng zi shù
TC 橙子樹
TC 橙子樹
SC 橘子树 chéng zi shù，jú zi shù
TC 橘子樹
TC 橘子樹
The farmer had three acres of oranges.
Agent Orange n: (herbicide: anti-crop weapon) (除草剂：抗作物武器)
SC 橙剂
blood orange: (fruit) (水果)
SC 红橙，血橙
mandarin, mandarin orange n: (citrus fruit: tangerine) (一种水果)
SC 橘 jú
TC 橘
TC 橘
I'll have the mixed green salad with mandarins, please.
mandarin orange n: (citrus fruit)
SC 橘子 jú zi
I like fresh mandarin oranges, especially the kind that's easy to peel.
navel orange n: (variety of citrus fruit)
SC 脐橙
orange blossom n: (flower of orange tree)
SC 橙花 chéng huā
SC 橘子花 chéng huā，jú zi huā
Before there is an orange, a bee must pollinate the orange blossom.
orange grove n: (small orchard of orange trees)
SC 橘园 jú yuán
During the summer the orange grove was filled with a sweet, citrusy smell.
orange juice n: (fruit drink: nectar of orange)
SC 橘子汁 jú zi zhī
Fresh orange juice is popular at breakfast.
很多人都喜欢在早餐时喝鲜榨橘子汁。
orange marmalade n: (preserve made from oranges)
SC 橙子酱 chéng zi jiàng
TC 橙子醬
TC 橙子醬
In the morning, I usually have orange marmalade on toast and a cup of tea.
orange peel n: (outer skin of an orange)
SC 橘子皮 jú zi pí
For fun, some people put a wedge of orange peel between their front teeth and lips, then smile to show the orange peel.
orange tree n: (plant: bears oranges)
SC 橘子树 jú zi shù
TC 橘子樹
TC 橘子樹
An orange tree laden with oranges and waxy green leaves will appear as artificial to someone who has never seen it before.
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