Two words that are easy to mix up. Orange is a noun; adjective meaning “A round citrus fruit with a thick peel and juicy flesh, usually sweet but sometimes…”, while Orangered is a noun (colour name); CSS colour keyword meaning “A vivid reddish-orange colour, combining the appearance of red and orange. In CSS…”. بالعربي: Orange = برتقال؛ برتقالي، Orangered = أحمر برتقالي.
برتقال؛ برتقالي — برتقال؛ برتقالي: تعني orange ثمرة حمضيات مستديرة ذات قشرة سميكة ولب عصيري، غالباً حلو وقد يكون مراً، أو الشجرة الدائمة الخضرة التي تحملها؛…
A round citrus fruit with a thick peel and juicy flesh, usually sweet but sometimes bitter; also the evergreen citrus tree that bears this fruit. Individual fruits are countable, with plural oranges. In British English, orange can also mean orange juice or a drink made from or tasting of oranges. As a colour noun, usually uncountable, it means a hue between red and yellow; oranges can refer to different shades. As an adjective, orange means having this colour or relating to the fruit. In CSS, the named colour orange is exactly #FFA500, RGB (255, 165, 0), though real fruit and other orange shades vary. Capitalized Orange can also describe association with the Orange Order or its supporters.
In a fictional GL research-literacy exercise, learners label an orange specimen and evaluate HBDNF source notes separately from the fruit description.
أحمر برتقالي — أحمر برتقالي؛ لون برتقالي محمر زاهٍ، تسميه CSS بالمعرّف الإنجليزي المشتق orangered بقيمة #FF4500 أو rgb(255, 69, 0)، بينما تُكتب الصفة…
A vivid reddish-orange colour, combining the appearance of red and orange. In CSS, orangered is the standardized named-colour keyword for #FF4500, or rgb(255, 69, 0) in sRGB. The joined spelling is a technical identifier derived from the English colour description orange red; ordinary prose may use orange-red. It differs from orange (#FFA500), red (#FF0000) and tomato (#FF6347). Real fabrics, flowers or sunsets described as orange-red need not match this exact digital shade. The related terms below are approximate descriptions, not exact CSS aliases.
In a fictional GL design exercise, a learner labels an orangered swatch while separately consulting HBDNF reading resources.
Orange means A round citrus fruit with a thick peel and juicy flesh, usually sweet but sometimes bitter; also the evergreen citrus tree that bears this fruit. Individual fruits are countable, with plural oranges. In British English, orange can also mean orange juice or a drink made from or tasting of oranges. As a colour noun, usually uncountable, it means a hue between red and yellow; oranges can refer to different shades. As an adjective, orange means having this colour or relating to the fruit. In CSS, the named colour orange is exactly #FFA500, RGB (255, 165, 0), though real fruit and other orange shades vary. Capitalized Orange can also describe association with the Orange Order or its supporters. Orangered means A vivid reddish-orange colour, combining the appearance of red and orange. In CSS, orangered is the standardized named-colour keyword for #FF4500, or rgb(255, 69, 0) in sRGB. The joined spelling is a technical identifier derived from the English colour description orange red; ordinary prose may use orange-red. It differs from orange (#FFA500), red (#FF0000) and tomato (#FF6347). Real fabrics, flowers or sunsets described as orange-red need not match this exact digital shade. The related terms below are approximate descriptions, not exact CSS aliases.
Orange: برتقال؛ برتقالي. Orangered: أحمر برتقالي.