英:['meərɪ]
美:['meərɪ]
英:['meərɪ]
美:['meərɪ]
Mar·y
meI ri
noun
the mother of Jesus
a sister of Lazarus and Martha and a friend of Jesus
女性专有名词,古英语 Maria, Marie,是耶稣的母亲的名字,来自拉丁文 Maria,希腊文 Mariam, Maria,阿拉姆语 Maryam,希伯来语 Miryam,摩西的姐姐的名字(《出埃及记》第15章),一个起源不明的词,据说字面意思为"造反"。
童谣"Mary had a Little Lamb"早在1830年由波士顿的萨拉·约瑟法·黑尔撰写,并于1830年9月发表在儿童杂志《少年杂志》上。 Mary Jane 作为一种低跟鞋的专有名词的使用始于1921年,主要由年轻女孩穿着; 在1928年成为 marijuana 的俚语。 Mary Sue 作为一种虚构人物类型,在1999年之前就出现在文献中,源于1973年的恶搞故事 A Trekkie's Tale 中的人物名字。
Late Latin Maria, from Greek Mariam, Maria, from Hebrew Miryām Miriam
The first known use of Mary was before the 12th century
1 Then Laura and Mary took turns holding the pig’s tail over the coals.
2 The storekeeper came out from behind the counter and spoke to him and to Ma, and then Laura and Mary had to show their manners.
3 The young people have claimed almost daily visitations from the Virgin Mary.
这些年轻人说几乎每天都会看到圣母马利亚显圣。
4 As it did not seem as though Mary Poppins were going to say any more—though she sniffed a great deal—Jane, too, remained silent.
5 She finds Vivian’s parents’ full names in the passenger records log— Patrick and Mary Power from County Galway, Ireland—and feels a vertiginous thrill, as if fictional characters have suddenly sprung to life.
6 “But each time the master chained Mary in the carriage house, she would break the chains and return to her people.”
7 There was something about it that touched him, or as his wife Mary put it, “They say when you get the sand in your craw, you never want to leave.”
8 After looking around at everybody, Mary Elizabeth turned to me.
9 And now I realized that I couldn't return to Mary's, or to any part of my old life.
10 “Which do you like best, Aunt Lotty,” Mary asked, “brown curls, or golden curls?”
11 Mary Miller was smiling, and so were Beth Lord and Mary Fernandez.
12 “She came here with her family in order to be free,” Sister Mary Joseph is explaining.
13 “You do wonders for my ego, paramecium,” Mary Anne retorted.
14 When I left the bathroom in the morning, I marched right past the hallway sink where Shannon and Mary always—always—washed their hands.
15 I couldn’t imagine what it was about me that could burn up Mary so.
16 Mary liked that, but Laura liked better to play with Clarence.
17 I had never met Mary Louise before, and I hadn’t heard her bus story until that morning.
18 I lay back and tried to invent a story about why my mother had owned a black Mary picture.
19 Mary Toy wanted to go, too, but Mama said no.
20 One, Sister Mary Patricia, had put clothespins on his ears and nose for an entire afternoon when he failed to turn in his math homework.