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New York City

纽约市（美国最大城市及最大的商港，也是世界经济中心之一，被人们誉为世界之都，位于纽约州东南部）

1、New York City announced a 10-point policy patterned on the federal bill of rights for taxpayers?

纽约市模仿联邦纳税人权利法案公布了10点政策。

2、His remains have been exhumed from a cemetery in Queens, New York City.?

他的遗体被从纽约市皇后区的墓地里挖了出来。

3、Detective Nardosa of the New York City Police Department.

纽约市警察局的纳尔多萨警探

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美国其他著名城市Los Angeles

n.洛杉矶（美国城市）

1、Two oil-related accidents near Los Angeles have fouled the ocean and the skies there.?

发生在洛杉矶附近的两起漏油事故已经污染了那里的海洋和天空。

2、Women are running in nearly all the contested seats in Los Angeles.?

在洛杉矶，女性参选了几乎所有的竞争席位。

3、In Los Angeles, the neighborhood known as Watts erupted into riots?

在洛杉矶，一个叫做沃茨的街区爆发了动乱。英文原文：

new york city

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[nu] /j??k/ [?s?ti]two world financial center is one of the largest skyscrapers in new york city, located at 225 liberty street in the financial district of the纽约市

望采纳！谢谢！New York City. 中文读音： 纽约西铁～～～～～扭腰客思A踢

纽约的英文名是什么

New York

更地道的美国叫法 Big Apple

参见下文：

In the early 1920s, "apple" was used in reference to the many racing courses in and around New York City. Apple referred to the prizes being awarded for the races -- as these were important races, the rewards were substantial.

Based on the research of Barry Popik, the use of "Big Apple" to refer to New York City became clearer. Popik found that a writer for the New York Morning Telegraph, John Fitzgerald, referred to New York City's races "Around the Big Apple." It is rumored that Fitzgerald got the term from jockeys and trainers in New Orleans who aspired to race on New York City tracks, referring to the "Big Apple."

In the late 1920s and early 1930s, New York City's jazz musicians began referring to New York City as the "Big Apple." An old saying in show business was "There are many apples on the tree, but only one Big Apple." New York City being the premier place to perform was referred to as the Big Apple.

A 1971 campaign to increase tourism to New York City adopted the Big Apple as an officially recognized reference to New York City. The campaign featured red apples in an effort to lure visitors to New York City. It was hoped that the red apples would serve as a bright and cheery image of New York City, in contrast to the common belief that New York City was dark and dangerous. Since then, New York City has officially been The Big Apple.

In recognition of Fitzgerald, the corner of 54th & Broadway, where Fitzgerald lived for 30 years, was renamed "Big Apple Corner" in 1997.发现纽约（公元1609年）

1602 年荷兰派遣亨利·哈德逊前往北美洲找寻新乐土，1609年抵达纽约湾并沿着河流北上，隔年哈德逊带着北美洲的土产和毛皮回到荷兰，许多荷兰商人对这片拥有丰富资源的土地，产生高度的兴趣并定居于此，荷兰人并以“新尼德兰”（new nederland）命名。

纽约的诞生（公元1664年）

1651年爆发英荷之战，1664年英国打败荷兰，取得“新阿姆斯特丹”的领土，命名为“纽约”（new york），成为英国的殖民地。17世纪下半叶，纽约人口愈来愈多并成为商业中心，丰富的农产品得以出口，工业制品的进口，带动当地经济的发展，在缺乏劳力的情况下，使得纽约成为黑奴市场的大本营，人口贩卖相当的盛行，却也种下美国日后反黑奴的种子。New YorkNew York

the Big Apple

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