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orange

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Übersetzungen

orangesubstantiv

oranges

Pl.

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orangeLe fruit.

I peeled an orange for a healthy snack.

J'ai épluché une orange pour une collation saine.

orangeLa couleur ; nom de couleur invariable.

The sunset painted the sky in shades of orange and pink.

Le coucher de soleil a peint le ciel en nuances d'orange et de rose.

orangerL'arbre fruitier.

The orange in our backyard produces hundreds of fruits each year.

L'oranger de notre jardin produit des centaines de fruits chaque année.

Synonyme

blood orange

orangeadjektiv

oranger

Komp.

orangest

Super.

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orangeInvariable pour la couleur.

She wore an orange dress to the party.

Elle portait une robe orange à la fête.

Synonyme

orangeverb

oranged

Präteritum

oranged

Partizip Perfekt

oranging

Gerundium

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Rare, chiefly literary or technical: to make or become orange in colour.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

orangirVerbe rare : prendre une teinte orange.

Synonyme

orangify

orange-ify

hue orange

pigment orange

stain orange

color orange

colour orange

tinge with orange

tint orange

paint orange

dye orange

Definitionen

orangesubstantiv

A round, juicy citrus fruit with a tough bright reddish-yellow rind.

I peeled an orange for a healthy snack.

A color between red and yellow in the spectrum, resembling the hue of an orange fruit.

The sunset painted the sky in shades of orange and pink.

An evergreen citrus tree (Citrus sinensis) that bears the orange fruit.

The orange in our backyard produces hundreds of fruits each year.

orangeadjektiv

Having the color of the fruit orange; a hue between red and yellow in the visible spectrum.

The sunset painted the sky in vibrant orange hues.

orangeverb

To make something orange in colour, or to become orange.

The maple leaves oranged as autumn deepened.