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Gerald的中国译典句库查询结果如下:
属类:学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故:纽约别名
属类:学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故:纽约别名
属类:学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故:纽约别名
属类:学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故:纽约别名
属类:学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故:自作聪明
1 | 关于这个名字的来历有几种不同的解释。语言专家Barry Popik对这个问题进行了研究,并在其网站上撰文谈及这个名字的来历。他表示,20世纪20年代,纽约一家报纸的记者约翰·菲茨·杰拉德(John Fitz Gerald)使用The Big Apple来指代纽约。杰拉德先生是赛马专栏记者,他从路易斯安新奥尔良赛马场工作人员那得知了这个名字。 | There are several explanations for where this name came from. Language expert Barry Popik studied the question and wrote about it on his website.|| He says John Fitz Gerald , a writer for a New York newspaper, used the name the Big Apple to mean New York in the nineteen twenties.|| Mister Fitz Gerald wrote about horse races. He heard the name used by men who worked at a racetrack in New Orleans, Louisiana. | |
2 | 关于这个名字的来历有几种不同的解释。语言专家Barry Popik对这个问题进行了研究,并在其网站上撰文谈及这个名字的来历。他表示,20世纪20年代,纽约一家报纸的记者约翰·菲茨·杰拉德(John Fitz Gerald)使用The Big Apple来指代纽约。杰拉德先生是赛马专栏记者,他从路易斯安新奥尔良赛马场工作人员那得知了这个名字。 | There are several explanations for where this name came from. Language expert Barry Popik studied the question and wrote about it on his website.|| He says John Fitz Gerald , a writer for a New York newspaper, used the name the Big Apple to mean New York in the nineteen twenties.|| Mister Fitz Gerald wrote about horse races. He heard the name used by men who worked at a racetrack in New Orleans, Louisiana. | |
3 | 杰拉德写道:“The Big Apple是每个骑过纯种赛马的小伙的梦想,也是所有骑手的目标。这世上只有一个The Big Apple,那就是纽约。” | Mister Fitz Gerald wrote: "The Big Apple. The dream of every lad that ever threw a leg over a thoroughbred and the goal of all horsemen. There’s only one Big Apple. That’s New York." | |
4 | 杰拉德写道:“The Big Apple是每个骑过纯种赛马的小伙的梦想,也是所有骑手的目标。这世上只有一个The Big Apple,那就是纽约。” | Mister Fitz Gerald wrote: "The Big Apple. The dream of every lad that ever threw a leg over a thoroughbred and the goal of all horsemen. There’s only one Big Apple. That’s New York." | |
5 | 然而,一位美国研究人员1985年提出Smart Aleck这种表达是指一位真实的人。杰拉尔德·科恩(Gerald Cohen)利用新闻报道和其它研究来支持他的发现。 | However, an American researcher argued in 1985 that the expression "Smart Aleck" is actually based on a real man. Gerald Cohen used newspaper stories and other research to support his findings. |