naranja
/naˈɾanxa/, [naˈɾãŋ.xa]orange
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Pele la naranja y déme un gajo.
Peel the orange and give me a piece.
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Dos vasos de jugo de naranja, por favor.
Two glasses of orange juice, please.
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La mujer come una naranja.
The woman eats an orange.
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La Tierra tiene forma de naranja.
The earth is the shape of an orange.
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Tom llenó los tres vasos con jugo de naranja.
Tom filled the three glasses with orange juice.
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Quisiera un zumo de naranja.
I'd like an orange juice.
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Tom sacó el jugo de naranja de la heladera.
Tom took the orange juice out of the refrigerator.
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Descascaré una naranja para tí.
I'll peel an orange for you.
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¿Te tomaste ese jugo de naranja?
Did you drink this orange juice?
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Esta naranja está demasiado agria.
This orange is too sour.
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Yo haré unos panqueques de naranja esta tarde.
I'm going to cook some orange pancakes this afternoon.
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Le dieron a él un vaso de zumo de naranja mezclado con vodka.
They gave him a glass of orange juice laced with vodka.
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Le dimos la naranja naranja.
We gave her the orange orange.
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Esta naranja está deliciosa.
This orange is delicious.
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Él me dio una naranja a cambio de un trozo de tarta.
He gave me an orange in exchange for a piece of cake.
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Me dio una naranja a cambio de un trozo de tarta.
He gave me an orange in exchange for a piece of cake.
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