He went to the store to buy some oranges.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He went to the store to buy some oranges.

He filched some oranges from a fruit stand.

If you're going to the supermarket, will you please bring me back some oranges?

I'll peel an orange for you.

The orange is withered.

The price of oranges has come down.

I bought 2 oranges yesterday.

She squeezed the juice from many oranges.

She was eating an orange.

The orange left a strange taste in my mouth.

She bought a pair of nutcrackers at the general store.

She twisted oranges off a tree.

The oranges in the box are better than those on the shelf.

The frost rendered the orange crop worthless.

I went to the flower store and bought flowers.

He likes oranges.

The branches were bowed down with oranges.

The branches were laden with oranges.

Japan imports oranges from California.

She sucked the orange dry.

Would you go to the supermarket and get some butter?

She tried to squeeze the juice from the orange.

He likes oranges.

suck the juice from an orange

Are oranges always orange?

Several lots of oranges were found to be contaminated.

"Orange Cards" are available from the conductor.

Buy two bottles of oil when you go to the supermarket.

I went to the supermarket and bought some cherries because they were on sale.

The orange has a scent all [of] its own.