noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
blood orange
dusky pink/orange/blue etc
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a dusky pink room
mandarin orange
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
bright
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Her face was set and nervous and white as a clown's with powder, except for her lips which were bright orange .
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Shirts in red, brilliant blue, bright yellow and orange were worn with navy and charcoal gray suits.
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The eggs are usually bright orange , red or brown and the fry apparently browse on al; gae.
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Smitty turned on one of the ring burners and they watched it until it glowed bright orange .
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One girl told me that though she had never taken them herself, her friend had tried them and turned bright orange .
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He was pointing at his chest which had gone a bright shade of orange .
■ NOUN
juice
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A previous landlady had tried to help herself to the orange juice to put in her gin.
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But her mouth was dry with tension, and she could only manage orange juice and coffee.
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From his first sip of welfare orange juice , he was cut out to be a professional Glaswegian.
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Apparently, he drinks two pints of milk and, as soon as he feels drowsy, he drinks two pints of orange juice .
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For my tastebuds the best way to dilute sparkling wine is with fresh orange juice to make the traditional Bucks Fizz.
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Add two dollars for freshly squeezed orange juice .
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She asked for an orange juice , and while he was at the bar she found a table in the window.
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Sainsbury's Buck's Fizz is a light and very attractive sparkling blend of wine and orange juice .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Oranges are a good source of Vitamin C.
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They had painted the house in shades of orange , blue, and tan.
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We had toast and orange juice for breakfast.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Apparently, he drinks two pints of milk and, as soon as he feels drowsy, he drinks two pints of orange juice.
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Combine the dried fruits and mix with the grated orange and lemon rind.
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It is almost impossible to find an orange in Havana.
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Moving clockwise, orange is analogous to red.
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On a dace they are tinted a faint orange; on chub a deeper orange .
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The juiciest orange feels the squeeze.
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The sky burned white-hot, then slowly faded through yellow and orange to a glowering copper-red.