Ride a Cock-horse to Banbury Cross
/ˌraɪd ə kɒk ˌhɔːs tə ˌbænbəri ˈkrɒs/
/ˌraɪd ə kɑːk ˌhɔːrs tə ˌbænbəri ˈkrɔːs/
- a traditional nursery rhyme, often said by mothers to their babies as they bounce them on their knee. A 'cock-horse' is a child's toy, a horse's head on a stick. The words are:
乘坐公马到班伯里十字架（Banbury Cross）：一种传统的童谣，母亲经常在膝盖上弹跳时对婴儿说。“公鸡马”是一个孩子的玩具，马的头放在棍子上。这些词是：