If a foreign friend tells you to eat "orange"
Don't hand him an orange
Although oranges, oranges are long like
But the English of the two is not the same
Let's learn together
1
The English expression for "orange"
In English, orange means orange
"Orange juice" is orange juice
There are two correct English expressions for oranges:
①
mandarin [ˈmændərɪn]
②
tangerine [ˌtændʒəˈriːn]
The origin of oranges is our China
Some people think that oranges come from China
Just call it "mandarin."
If M is capitalized, Mandarin means "Mandarin"
So an orange is an authentic Chinese orange that speaks "Mandarin"
Others think the oranges come from Tangier (Tangiers is in Morocco)
Just call it "tangerine."
example:
Which do you prefer,mandarins or oranges?
Do you want oranges or oranges?
Next, let's give you the difference between oranges and oranges:
tangerine
Also known as orange, the scientific name is "broad-skinned orange"
The appearance is generally flat and round, and the skin is very peelable
Sexual temperature, eating too much is easy to catch fire
A mandarin is a small orange whose skin comes off easily.
orange
The appearance is full round or oblong
The skin is difficult to peel
Cool sex, cool under the fire
An orange is a round juicy fruit with a thick, orange coloured skin，which is very hard to peel.