Big Apple

英 [bɪɡ ˈæpl]

美 [bɪɡ ˈæpl]

n. 纽约市

牛津词典

noun

N-PROPER 纽约市
People sometimes refer to the city of New York asthe Big Apple.
1. The main attractions of the Big Apple are well documented.
  对纽约的主要旅游胜地有详细的记载。

That used to take a big apple to the teacher.
他曾经带了一个大苹果给老师。
This week, some research firms gave a clearer picture of just how big Apple has become in China.
本周，一些研究公司勾画出了更加清晰的画面，展示了苹果在中国究竟有多受欢迎。
I like the postcard with a big apple on it.
我喜欢上面有大苹果的那张明信片。
Mary entered the room with a big apple in hand.
Mary手里拿着一个大苹果走进了房间。
Our dog ate a big apple and a bar of bread.
我们的狗吃了一个大苹果和一条面包。
New York is nicknamed the big apple.
纽约被起了个“大苹果”的绰号。
The main attractions of the Big Apple are well documented.
对纽约的主要旅游胜地有详细的记载。
The boy made away with the big apple.
这孩子把大苹果吃光了。
To be honest, I think the Big Apple is rotten to the core.
老实说，我觉得纽约这个大都市糟透了。
And ate a beefsteak and a big apple pie.
吃了一块牛排和一个大大的苹果派。