Was heißt »orange« auf Englisch?

Das Adjektiv orange lässt sich wie folgt von Deutsch auf Englisch übersetzen:

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Meine Krawatte ist orange.: My tie is orange.
Ich esse eine orange Orange.: I'm eating an orange orange.
Mein Hemd ist orange.: My shirt is orange.
Das Buch ist orange.: The book is orange.
Der Himmel ist orange.: The sky is orange.
Sind Apfelsinen immer orange?: Are oranges always orange?
Die Orange ist orange.: The orange is orange.
Das Auto ist orange.: The car is orange.
Diese Blume ist orange.: This flower is orange.
Die Feuer in Kalifornien färbten den Himmel orange.: Fires in California turned the skies orange.
Orangen sind orange.: Oranges are orange.

My favourite colour is orange.
Tom almost spit out his orange juice.
While taking a walk, Tom enjoyed the autumn leaves in vibrant red and orange.
May I eat that orange?
The orange is on the table.
Tom ate an orange.
There isn't an orange on the table.
The light of autumn afternoons colours the landscape in hues of yellow, orange, red, gold and brown.
Mary asked Tom to peel an orange.
Tom ordered a glass of orange juice and a cup of coffee.
Tom offered me some orange juice.
I ate an orange.
Peel the orange.
More and more people drink orange juice.
This orange is really delicious.
I don't like orange juice.
The suspect was last seen wearing blue jeans and an orange sweatshirt.
Tom ate the orange without peeling it first.
Mary was amazed when Tom ate an orange, peel and all.
Tom squeezed this orange juice himself.