orange

Pronunciation: English ['?r?nd?]? American ['?r?nd?]

n. orange, tangerine; orange-yellow

adj. orange

Orange is derived directly from Old French orange; originally from Medieval Latin pomum de orenge, meaning orange tree.

Bilingual example sentences:

Would you peel me an orange?

Would you peel me an orange?

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Proximate Words

1. tangerine

Pronunciation: English [?t?nd?'ri?n]? American ['t?nd?'ri?n]

n. orange; orange tree

There's a sweet smell of tangerine!

There's a sweet smell of tangerine!

2. marmalade

Pronunciation: English ['mɑ?m?le?d]? American ['mɑ?rm?le?d]

n. marmalade made from lemons, etc.; oranges

There is a jar of marmalade on the breakfast table.

There is a jar of marmalade on the breakfast table.