A plate of peeled orange

When you say "oranges" for peeled ones, what does it implay compared to "have some orange (which is peeled also)"?

onizoWhen you say "oranges" for peeled ones, what does it imply

There's more than one orange.

Thank you.

Let me clarify once again.

So, several pieces of orange from an orange could be said either some oranges or some orange, have I understood you correctly?

No, you have not understood. If the slices have come from only one orange fruit, you cannot say 'some oranges'; you should say 'some orange' or 'an orange'.

Then, when the slices are from oranges, would say "have some orange"?

onizowhen the slices are from oranges, would say "have some orange"?

One orange or more, you would still say that.

Thank you.

How about strawberries? You would definitely use lots of strawberries to make a bowl of sliced ones, but would you still say "have some straberry"?

onizowould you still say "have some strawberry"?

If they are sliced up small, yes.