What words can be added after Orange

1 all orange

English [ rind ] American [ r nd , paraphrase of the Olinchites.

Network Orange City; Orange; Orange.

Noun orange, orange [c].

he bought a crate of oranges for his children.

He bought a box of oranges for the child.

2.Orange, orange [u].

Adjective a

1.Orange.

how about some orange juice?

Want to drink some orange juice?

2.Orange, orange.

Citrus reticulata, or orange, is a member of the family Rutaceae.

A fruit of the genus Citrus. The fruit has a thick outer skin and a petal, which is made up of juice bubbles and seeds. Oranges are brightly colored, sweet and sour, and are a common delicacy in autumn and winter.

Changing the order of the letters can be changed to:

onager

English [.]'n g ] beauty ['ɑn d ] animal] wild donkey (equus hemionus, native to southwestern Asia).

2.(Ancient Egypt in the Middle Ages was a stone block.)

Stone crossbows, ballistas.

Plural onagers or onagri ].

Orange is the adjective.

orange English [ r nd ] American [ r nd ]

n.Orange; oranges, oranges; [planting] orange trees; orange;

adj.Orange; orange; orange;

Example sentence]an orange a day will give you all the vitamin c you need

Eating one orange a day can fully get the vitamin C you need.

Other] plural: oranges

1、orangeEnglish [.]'r nd ] beauty ['rɪndʒ]n.oranges, tangerines; Orange.

adj.Orange;

2、oliveEnglish [.]'l v] Beauty [.]'lɪv]

n.Olive; Eliminate the bond of the olive tree; Olive.

adj.yellow burner brown; Olive.

1、orangeEnglish [.]'r nd ] beauty ['rɪndʒ]n.oranges, tangerines; Orange.

adj.Orange;

2、oliveEnglish [.]'l v] Beauty [.]'lɪv]

n.Olive; Eliminate the bond of the olive tree; Olive.

adj.yellow burner brown; Olive.