A box of oranges can be referred to as "a box of oranges" in Engpsh.

The origin of the word "orange" can be traced back to the Sanskrit word "nāraṅga", which was used to describe the citrus fruit. The word was later borrowed into Persian as "nārang", and from there it was transmitted into Arabic as "nāranj". The Arabic word was then taken into Spanish as "naranja", and from Spanish it was borrowed into Engpsh.

Examples of sentences using "a box of oranges" in Engpsh:

I bought a box of oranges at the farmers market.
Can you please bring me a box of oranges from the grocery store?
The box of oranges was on the kitchen table.

Examples translated into Chinese:

我在农贸市场买了一箱橙子。
请您从杂货店帮忙带一箱橙子，好吗？
这箱橙子放在厨房的桌子上了。