The British pronunciation of orange is [?r?nd?], and the American pronunciation is [r?nd?].

1. Definition

adj. Orange; orange; orange-red;?

n. Orange juice; orange; citrus;?

2. Pronunciation

English [?r?nd?]?

US [r?nd?]

3. Word form changes

Plural: oranges

3. Usage

Orange is used as a noun and refers to "oranges". For example:

I had an orange for breakfast this morning. (I had an orange for breakfast this morning.)

Orange is used as an adjective, meaning "orange". For example:

She was wearing an orange dress to the party. (She wore an orange dress to the party.)

IV. Bilingual Examples

1. Take in lots of vitamin C with supplements or through fluids like orange juice.

Take in lots of vitamin C with supplements or through fluids like orange juice.

Take in lots of vitamin C with supplements or through fluids like orange juice.

2. Orange juice is to be pitched as an athlete's drink.

Orange juice will be marketed as an athlete's drink.

3. Determination of Vitamin C in the?Orange?by Ion Exchange Chromatography

Determination of Vitamin C in the Orange?by Ion Exchange Chromatography

4. Mix all ingredients except?orange?zest.

Mix all ingredients except orange zest.

5. Sunrise paints the sky pale?orange?over Coastguard Beach in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

The sunrise dyes the sky pale?orange?over Coastguard Beach in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Light orange.

5. Word matching

Color of Orange

Fresh orange

Orange juice ( Orange juice)

Orange peel

Orange tree

Orange slices

Orange Aroma (Orange aroma)

Orange flavor (Orange flavor)

Orange flesh (Orange flesh)

Orange juice (Orange pulp)