Definition of «tangerine»

Tangerine is a type of citrus fruit that belongs to the Rutaceae family. It is also known as mandarin orange, and it is smaller than an orange but larger than an orange segment. The tangerine has a bright orange or red skin with juicy flesh inside that is divided into segments by thin membranes. Tangerines are grown in many parts of the world including China, Spain, and the United States. They have a sweet and tangy flavor and are often eaten as a snack or used to make desserts such as tarts and sorbets.

Usage examples

  1. I bought a bag of delicious tangerines from the grocery store.
  2. Tangerine is my favorite flavor of sorbet.
  3. I like to add slices of tangerine to my spinach salad for a burst of citrus flavor.
  4. Tangerine essential oil is known for its uplifting and energizing properties.
  5. The bright orange color of the tangerine peel adds a pop of color to any fruit basket.
  6. The scent of tangerines reminds me of sunny summer days.
  7. I enjoy sipping on freshly squeezed tangerine juice in the morning for a refreshing start to the day.
  8. Tangerine is a popular fragrance in candles and air fresheners.
  9. Tangerine is a key ingredient in some Asian stir-fry recipes.
  10. I love the tangy flavor of tangerine mixed with tequila in a margarita cocktail.

Sentences with «tangerine»

  • Total commercial production of tangerines of various varieties (including mandarins and clementines) was 21.3 million metric tons (mt), harvested from 2.0 million hectares. (eol.org)
  • I personally started with Tangerine funds, but then switched to ETFs. (moneywehave.com)
  • Was there any point where you thought about casting the roles in Tangerine with someone at least semi-established, like you did with Starlet? (filmcomment.com)
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