naranja |
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orange |
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adjetivo |
naranja
adjective invariable
1. orange
masculine noun
2. orange (color)
feminine noun
3. orange (fruto)
- ¡naranjas de la china! (informal) -> no way!
- media naranja (informal figurative) -> other o better half
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naranja [nah-rahn’-hah]
noun
1. Orange, the fruit of the orange-tree. (f)
- Media naranja -> (Arch.) cupola
2. A cannon-ball of the size of an orange. (f)
adjective
3. Orange.
"naranja" en el foro de Respuestas
| P: | "Come una naranja." Why no "ella"? |
| R: | ella would not be correct. well maybe but if u want to be formal than use come. I know that means he/she eats a orange. Come goes along with the ser congugation.… |
| P: | media naranja |
| R: | Yes, it literally means you are my half orange (as in the fruit) and means you are my other half/soul mate. |
| P: | naranja vs. anaranjado/a |
| R: | > I see that la naranja is the orange (fruit, noun), and I saw that anaranjado/a is the orange (color, adj.). But on the definition page of this site,… |
| P: | What is the difference between Naranja and Anaranjado? |
| R: | - "Naranja" is both the colour and the fruit. - "Anaranjado", on the other hand, is orange-coloured (or "orangish", if such word existed). - "Azul" is… |
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