橘子
Pinyin: júzi
mandarin orange; tangerine; (loosely) orange
Example sentence
我吃掉了我所有的橘子。
Wǒ chīdiào le wǒ suǒyǒu de júzi.
I ate all my oranges.
What 橘子 means
橘子 (júzi) is a Chinese word meaning “mandarin orange; tangerine; (loosely) orange”. It appears in the HSK 5 collection.
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HSK 5
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哎呀
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alas; oh dear
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to cherish; to treasure; to take care of; to love and protect
安
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安全带
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seat belt; safety belt
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