Meanings of The Tangerines in English

Can you taste the tangerines despite there being none present?

The monkey was peeling and eating one of the tangerines.

Paul McMullan converted a penalty after 13 minutes to give the Tangerines, fancied for promotion, a winning start.

Agrofructus exports 75 percent of the tangerines - mostly to Russia, the European Union and the Balkan region.

That night, after the defeat over the tangerines, they went in secret to the owners of the grove.

The tangerine placard advised that the tangerines were from the Rising C Ranch in the San Joaquin Valley.

Sadly, Bournemouth are rather better set up than bottom-of-the -table Blackpool, sitting astride the Championship, having conceded 25 fewer goals than the Tangerines.

Brian Stirling had the hosts' best effort, his header kept out by the alert Benjamin Siegrist as the Tangerines moved 18 points clear.

Saidou Khan's magnificent strike handed the Stones the advantage before the Tangerines rallied after half-time through George Elokobi's own-goal and Delfouneso's quick-fire double.

The tangerines and mandarins, or the "kid-glove" oranges, have a thin rind that is easily detached from the rather dry pulp.

Dundee United striker Noel Hunt believes a "no fear" policy can help the Tangerines shock Rangers and win the CIS Insurance Cup tomorrow.

But the Tangerines equalised two minutes after the restart when Joe Nuttall's cross was blasted by Ryan Johnson into Elokobi and trickled over the line.

Virtue, 23, joined the Tangerines from Liverpool in January 2019 and has since made 45 appearances for the club, scoring six times.

Holloway confirmed after Saturday's 2-1 defeat by Sunderland the Tangerines had rejected three bids for his services from Aston Villa, Birmingham and Liverpool.

'There'll be all the tangerines they can eat that you're able to pay for with money from your mess fund,' Milo assured him.

'That must go to New York, the shoes for Toulouse, the ham for Siam, the nails from Wales, and the tangerines for New Orleans.'