tangerine

• n. オレンジ

アフリカのモロッコにある港町、タンジェで採れる。

tangerine

tangerine: [18] The tangerine was originally exported to Britain, in the 1840s, from the Moroccan port of Tangier, and so it was called the Tangerine orange (Tangerine started life as an adjective meaning ‘of Tangier’: ‘an old Tangerine captain with a wooden leg’, Joseph Addison, Tatler 1710). This was soon shortened to tangerine. It was first used as a colour term at the end of the 19th century.

tangerine (n.)

1842, from tangerine orange (1820) "an orange from Tangier," seaport in northern Morocco, from which it was imported to Britain originally. As an adjective meaning "from Tangier," attested from 1710, probably from Spanish tangerino. As a color name, attested from 1899.

1. Give me a segment of a tangerine to taste.

柑橘の花びらを食べてみて。

2.Dan played with the tangerine peel，letting it uncoil and then coil again.

ダンはそのみかんの皮をいじって、それをひっきりなしに広げて巻き戻した。

3. " The song. It 's called Tangerine .It 's about an Argentinian woman."

「その歌の名前はタンジェリンで、アルゼンチン人の女性についてです.」

-廊橋遺夢

4.Hand me of a the ripest tangerine please.

一番熟したみかんを渡してください。

5.There is a tangerine there.

そこにみかんがあります。