" Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." Lovely.

“彼得·派珀摘了一撮泡椒。”迷人的。

" Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." Okay, not bad.

“彼得派珀摘了一撮泡椒。”好吧，还不错。

" Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, " he announced, glibly.

“Peter Piper 摘了一撮腌辣椒， ” 他大声宣布。

The first thing you taste is pickled peppers and the giardiniera.

您首先品尝的是腌辣椒和贾第尼拉。

Like I'm using harissa, I'm using pickled peppers.

就像我使用harissa一样, 我正在使用酸辣椒。

" Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." It's very difficult.

“彼得派珀摘了一撮泡椒。”这非常困难。

And then we're gonna finish it off with pickled peppers.

然后我们要用腌辣椒结束它。

Every once in a while you just get a pop of those pickled peppers.

每隔一段时间，你就会得到一些泡椒。

" Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." That's another tongue twister, which I probably got wrong.

“彼得·派珀摘了一撮泡椒。 ” 这又是一个绕口令，我可能听错了。

Ps -- " Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." " Peter the piper" -- he plays the pipe.

Ps——“Peter piper 摘了一撮泡椒。” “风笛手彼得”——他吹笛子。

This is our olive salad, so tangy, pickled spicy peppers, olives, shallot, garlic, all that stuff.

这是我们的橄榄色拉，味道很浓，腌辣椒、橄榄、葱、大蒜，所有这些东西。

Tongue twisters highlight the special quality of alliteration for learning as well; who can forget Peter Piper and his pickled peppers, Silly Sally and her sheep, or Betty Botter and her butter?

绕口令也凸显了头韵在学习中的特殊作用；谁能忘记彼得·派珀和他的腌辣椒、傻傻的莎莉和她的羊、或者贝蒂·博特和她的黄油呢？

" She sells seashells by the seashore." , " How can a clam cram in a clean cream can? " , " Betty Botter bought some butter." , " Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." All right.

“她在海边卖贝壳。 ”, “蛤蜊怎么能塞进干净的奶油罐头里呢？ ” , “贝蒂·博特买了一些黄油。 ”, " 彼得·派珀摘了一撮泡椒。 " 好的。