Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary
/ˌmeəri ˌmeəri ˌkwaɪt kənˈtreəri/
/ˌmeri ˌmeri ˌkwaɪt kənˈtreri/
- the title and first line of a traditional nursery rhyme, sometimes set to music. The full poem is:
“Mary, Mary, quite contrary,How does your garden grow?With silver bells and cockleshells,And pretty maids all in a row.”玛丽(Mary),玛丽(Mary),《相当相反》:传统童谣的标题和第一行,有时还设置为音乐。整首诗是: