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naranja

/naˈɾanxa/, [naˈɾãŋ.xa]

orange

Examples

  • Una chica me dio una naranja a cambio de un trozo de tarta.

    A girl gave me an orange in exchange for a piece of cake.

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  • Estoy bebiendo zumo de naranja.

    I'm drinking orange juice.

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  • Yo comeré la naranja.

    I will eat the orange.

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  • La niña usualmente bebe jugo de naranja.

    The girl usually drinks orange juice.

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  • Hice mi bufanda naranja y bata blanca muy brillante para que todos los vieran de lejos.

    I made my orange scarf and white smock very bright, so people would notice them right away.

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  • Tom tomó un vaso de jugo de naranja.

    Tom drank a glass of orange juice.

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  • Dame una naranja.

    Give me an orange.

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  • Eso tampoco es una naranja.

    That is not an orange, either.

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  • La Tierra es azul como una naranja.

    The Earth is blue like an orange.

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  • ¿Puedo comerme esta naranja?

    Can I eat this orange?

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  • Una chica me dio una naranja a cambio de un pedazo de torta.

    A girl gave me an orange in exchange for a piece of cake.

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  • Es una especie de naranja.

    It is a kind of orange.

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  • ¿En el arcoíris quién puede trazar la línea en la que el matiz violeta termina y comienza el naranja? Vemos con claridad la diferencia de los colores, pero ¿exactamente dónde empieza el uno a mezclarse con el otro? Lo mismo ocurre con la cordura y la locura.

    Who in the rainbow can draw the line where the violet tint ends and the orange tint begins? Distinctly we see the difference of the colors, but where exactly does the one first blendingly enter into the other? So with sanity and insanity.

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  • Hay una naranja sobre la mesa.

    There's an orange on the table.

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  • Sí, zumo de naranja, por favor.

    Yes, orange juice, please.

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  • Hay una naranja en la mesa.

    There is an orange on the table.

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  • Él bebió zumo de naranja de una botella.

    He drank orange juice out of a bottle.

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  • Vendemos jugo de naranja.

    We sell orange juice.

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  • "Sí, zumo de naranja por favor," dice Mike.

    "Yes, orange juice please," says Mike.

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  • ¿No podés pelar una naranja?

    Can't you peel an orange?

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