tangerine; mandarin orange

a general term for citrus fruits and trees, including oranges, tangerines, pomelos, and lemons

a color like the peel of a tangerine, appearing yellow with a strong red tint

The skin or zest of an orange, often used in dried form as a traditional medicine to treat phlegm, vomiting, or coughing.

cowberry; a type of low-growing evergreen shrub with red berries in the heath family

juice made from oranges or tangerines

an orange or reddish-orange color

orange; the color of an orange's skin

The kumquat plant or its small orange-colored fruit; also written as [[金桔|金桔|jin1 ju2]]

a sweet and juicy variety of tangerine

A type of citrus fruit; a regional word for [[橘子|橘子|ju2 zi5]].

Describes how things change in nature or character according to their environment; the same thing can become quite different under different circumstances

Tangerines produced in Fujian province, specifically the variety grown in the Fuzhou area

A species of deciduous shrub or small tree with white flowers and small, bitter, spherical fruit used in medicine; also called [[枳|枳|zhi3]] or [[臭橘|臭橘|chou4 ju2]]

On Serving Oranges, a famous calligraphy work by Wang Xizhi of the Jin Dynasty, traditionally displayed as part of a set of letters in the National Palace Museum collection

a round citrus fruit with thick skin and sweet juice

orange or tangerine marmalade

(literary) the smoke tree (Cotinus coggygria), a deciduous shrub valued for its plume-like flower clusters

(idiom) a good thing turning bad due to a change in environment; literally, the orange tree becomes a bitter citrus tree when transplanted to the north

The flavor or scent of a tangerine or orange

orangeade; orange squash

orange jam or marmalade

A classic book on the classification of orange trees written in the 12th century by the Song dynasty botanist [[韩彦直|韓彥直|han2 yan4 zhi2]]

orange or tangerine tree

dimpled skin appearance caused by fat deposits under the surface of the skin

The white net-like fibers between the peel and the segments of a tangerine or orange; used in traditional Chinese medicine.

orange color

tangerines grown north of the Huai River turn into bitter trifoliate oranges; a metaphor for how environment changes the nature of things

Exhibiting lesbian traits or hinting at a lesbian relationship; used to describe girls who seem to be more than just friends.

Title of a famous poem by [[屈原|屈原|qu1 yuan2]] from the "Nine Pieces" section of the "Songs of Chu"; it praises the noble nature of orange trees as a metaphor for the author's own integrity and loyalty to his home state.

A flattened, round candied fruit snack made from whole oranges or kumquats preserved in honey or sugar.

orange color; tangerine yellow; saffron color

an idiom meaning that the environment changes the nature of a person or thing, as the same species of plant might produce sweet fruit in the south but bitter fruit in the north

(slang) the digital distribution platform Origin, developed by Electronic Arts

A cultivar of mandarin orange originating in Guangdong, known for being sweet and easy to peel.

trifoliate orange, a hardy citrus tree with small, sour, and bitter spherical fruit used in traditional medicine

cranberry; also known as a mossberry