Because the name is Mary, it means Mary.
Marry is a common English name, transliterated as Mary, which comes from English. The name Mary is usually regarded as a stable and willful name, which means a perfect person, but it can also be used as a nickname for suffering, such as Marley and Mamie. Marry is a common name in English-speaking countries, especially for women.
When not used as a name:
Mary: English/? m？ ri/？ Beauty/? m？ ri/.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) get married, get married, get married; Get married ... for ...; Combine, combine together; Marry for; "Sea" (without increasing girth) splicing (rope head); Pair up and mix together; (wine, etc) becomes mellow after storage.
Third person singular: married present participle: married past tense: married past participle: married.
Bilingual example:
What if? What about you? Love? Every one? Others,? Why? Isn't it? Get? married
If you love each other, why not get married?
It? Always? Seems? As? Nevertheless. They? Will it? Get? Married. ?
They always seem to get married.
Is it? What about you? Change? Yours Name? What time? What about you? Get? married
Do you want to change your surname when you get married?
They? Understand? Married? And then what? Settings? Up? Home? Together? Are you online? Hull. ?
They got married and set up a new home together in Hull.
They? Will it? Really? Have you been there? Married? Forty? How many years? Coming? This? June. ?
By June this year, they will have been married for forty years.
They? Plan? Where to? Get? Married? Are you online? That? summer ?
They are going to get married in summer.
we? Used to be. Married? For what? Ten? Dragon? A few years. ?
We have been married for ten years.
A lot? People? Choice? Isn't it? Where to? Get married. ?
Many people prefer not to get married.