Valencia in Lithuanian
Valencia in Lithuanian is Valensija — Valencia means a sweet, thin-skinned variety of orange, popular for juicing.
Valencia in Lithuanian
Valensija
The capital city of the autonomous community of Valencia, Spain.
What does "Valencia" mean?
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noun A sweet, thin-skinned variety of orange, popular for juicing.
"She squeezed a jug of fresh valencia oranges for breakfast."
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noun A cocktail made with orange juice, typically alongside apricot brandy and gin or vodka.
"The bartender mixed her a valencia with a splash of apricot brandy."
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Valencia in a sentence
- She squeezed a jug of fresh valencia oranges for breakfast.
- The grove grew mostly valencias for the juice market.
- The bartender mixed her a valencia with a splash of apricot brandy.
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What is "Valencia" in Lithuanian?
"Valencia" in Lithuanian is Valensija. Valencia means: A sweet, thin-skinned variety of orange, popular for juicing.
How do you use "Valencia" in a sentence?
Example: "She squeezed a jug of fresh valencia oranges for breakfast." In Lithuanian, "Valencia" is Valensija.
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