Writer John Fitz Gerald first called New York the Big Apple, because New York is the place that many people dreamed of going to for the biggest prize of all.

作家约翰·菲茨·杰拉尔德最初称纽约为“大苹果”，因为纽约是许多人梦想去争夺最高奖项的地方。

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Just beyond the mist, Mount Fitz Roy rises to 11, 070 feet (3, 374 meters) at the border between Argentina and Chile.

薄雾飘来之前，菲茨罗伊峰（Mount Fitz Roy）显露了出来。 它位于阿根廷与智利的边界处，有11070英尺高（3374米）。

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Mister Fitz Gerald wrote about horse RACES. He heard the name used by men who worked at a racetrack in New Orleans, Louisiana.

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。

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This was the group from McClellan's Army of the Potomac, led by Fitz John Porter.

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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.

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Mister Fitz Gerald wrote about horse races.

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The rout was complete when Hogan Ephraim laid on a tap-in for Rangers skipper Fitz Hall.

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That's because, in 1985, the Argentine government built the town of El Chalten, a few hours' hike below the Fitz Roy base camp.

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Just getting near Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre was an adventure a grueling multiday journey down the unpaved Ruta 40, one of the loneliest roads on earth.

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