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橘子

jú zi · ju zi

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

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2 examples

我(wǒ)吃(chī)掉(diào)了(le)我(wǒ)所(suǒ)有(yǒu)的(de)橘(jú)子(zi)。

I ate all my oranges.

我(wǒ)喜(xǐ)欢(huan)柚(yòu)子(zi)和(hé)橘(jú)子(zi)。

I like grapefruit and mandarins.

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