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English → Pt Chapter I Level 6/10

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Lucy felt that she had been selfish.

Lucy sentiu que havia sido egoísta.

"Charlotte, you mustn't spoil me: of course, you must look over the Arno, too.

"Charlotte, você não deve me mimar: claro, você também deve ter vista para o Arno.

I meant that.

Era isso que eu queria dizer.

The first vacant room in the front—" "You must have it," said Miss Bartlett, part of whose travelling expenses were paid by Lucy's mother—a piece of generosity to which she made many a tactful allusion.

O primeiro quarto vago na frente—" "Você deve ficar com ele," disse Miss Bartlett, parte de cujas despesas de viagem eram pagas pela mãe de Lucy — uma gentileza à qual ela fazia muitas alusões discretas.

"No, no. You must have it."

"Não, não. Você deve ficar com ele."

"I insist on it. Your mother would never forgive me, Lucy."

"Insisto nisso. Sua mãe jamais me perdoaria, Lucy."

"She would never forgive _me_."

"Ela jamais me perdoaria _a mim_."

The ladies' voices grew animated, and—if the sad truth be owned—a little peevish.

As vozes das senhoras foram se animando e — se a triste verdade deve ser dita — tornando-se um pouco irritadiças.

They were tired, and under the guise of unselfishness they wrangled.

Estavam cansadas e, sob a aparência de altruísmo, discutiam.

Some of their neighbours interchanged glances, and one of them—one of the ill-bred people whom one does meet abroad—leant forward over the table and actually intruded into their argument.

Alguns dos seus vizinhos de mesa trocaram olhares, e um deles — um daquelas pessoas mal-educadas que se encontram no estrangeiro — inclinou-se sobre a mesa e intrometeu-se de fato na discussão delas.

He said:

Ele disse:

"I have a view, I have a view."

"Tenho vista, tenho vista."

Miss Bartlett was startled.

Miss Bartlett ficou sobressaltada.

Generally at a pension people looked them over for a day or two before speaking, and often did not find out that they would "do" till they had gone.

Geralmente, numa pensão, as pessoas as observavam por um dia ou dois antes de falar, e muitas vezes só descobriam que elas eram "adequadas" depois que elas já tinham partido.

She knew that the intruder was ill-bred, even before she glanced at him.

Ela sabia que o intruso era mal-educado, mesmo antes de olhar para ele.

He was an old man, of heavy build, with a fair, shaven face and large eyes.

Era um homem velho, de constituição robusta, com um rosto claro e barbeado e olhos grandes.

There was something childish in those eyes, though it was not the childishness of senility.

Havia algo infantil naqueles olhos, embora não fosse a infantilidade da senilidade.

What exactly it was Miss Bartlett did not stop to consider, for her glance passed on to his clothes.

O que exatamente era isso, Miss Bartlett não parou para considerar, pois seu olhar passou para as roupas dele.

These did not attract her.

Estas não a atraíram.

Vocabulary

sentiu
sen-CHEW — felt; past tense of sentir, to feel
que
keh — that; conjunction or relative pronoun
havia
AH-vee-ah — there was/had; past form of haver
sido
SEE-doo — been; past participle of ser, to be
egoísta
eh-goo-EES-tah — selfish; someone who thinks only of themselves
você
voh-SAY — you; second-person singular pronoun in Portuguese
não
nowng — no; negation word used to deny or refuse
deve
DEH-veh — must, should; expresses obligation or expectation
mimar
mee-MAR — to spoil, pamper; to treat someone with excess indulgence
claro
KLAH-roo — clear, of course; expressing agreement or obviousness
também
tahm-BAYM — also, too; indicating addition or inclusion
ter
tehr — to have; main verb of possession or existence
vista
VEES-tah — view, sight; what can be seen from a place
para
PAH-rah — for, to; preposition indicating direction or purpose
Era
EH-rah — was; imperfect past tense of ser, to be
isso
EE-soo — that; neutral demonstrative pronoun referring to something nearby
queria
keh-REE-ah — wanted; imperfect past tense of querer, to want
dizer
dee-ZER — to say, to tell; verb of verbal expression
primeiro
pree-MAY-roo — first; ordinal number indicating top position in sequence
quarto
KWAHR-too — room, bedroom; a private chamber in a building
vago
VAH-goo — vacant, empty; not occupied or in use
frente
FREHN-cheh — front; the forward-facing side of something
ficar
fee-KAR — to stay, remain; to be located or to become
com
kong — with; preposition indicating accompaniment or inclusion
disse
DEE-seh — said; past tense of dizer, to say
parte
PAR-cheh — part, portion; a section or share of something
despesas
deh-SPAY-zahs — expenses; costs or money spent on something
viagem
vee-AH-zhayng — trip, journey; travel from one place to another
eram
EH-rahng — were; imperfect past plural of ser, to be
pagas
PAH-gahs — paid; past participle of pagar, to pay (feminine plural)
mãe
mahng — mother; female parent of a child
gentileza
zhen-chee-LAY-zah — kindness, courtesy; a generous or considerate act
à
ah — to the; contraction of preposition a with article a
qual
kwahl — which; relative pronoun used to refer to a noun
ela
EH-lah — she, her; third-person singular feminine pronoun
fazia
fah-ZEE-ah — used to make/do; imperfect past of fazer, to do
muitas
MOO-ee-tahs — many; large number, feminine plural form
alusões
ah-loo-ZOYNGZ — allusions, references; indirect mentions of something
discretas
dees-KREH-tahs — discreet; careful and subtle so as not to attract attention
Insisto
een-SEES-too — I insist; to firmly maintain a position or demand
nisso
NEE-soo — on that, in that; contraction of em and isso
Sua
SOO-ah — your, her, his; third-person or formal possessive pronoun
jamais
zhah-MICE — never, ever; strong negation across all time
perdoaria
pehr-doo-ah-REE-ah — would forgive; conditional of perdoar, to forgive
vozes
VOH-zehs — voices; plural of voz, the sound made when speaking
senhoras
sen-YOH-rahs — ladies, women; polite term for adult females
foram
FOH-rahng — were, went; past tense plural of ser or ir
animando
ah-nee-MAHN-doo — becoming lively; getting energized or excited progressively
triste
TREES-cheh — sad; feeling or expressing sorrow or unhappiness
verdade
vehr-DAH-deh — truth; something that is true or factual
ser
sehr — to be; fundamental verb of identity or existence
dita
DEE-tah — said, spoken; past participle of dizer, feminine form
tornando
tor-NAHN-doo — becoming, turning; progressive form of tornar, to become
irritadiças
ee-hee-tah-DEE-sahs — irritable, easily annoyed; prone to becoming upset quickly
Estavam
eh-STAH-vahng — they were; imperfect past plural of estar, to be
cansadas
kahn-SAH-dahs — tired, weary; feeling fatigue after effort (feminine plural)
sob
sohb — under, beneath; preposition indicating position below something
aparência
ah-pah-REHN-see-ah — appearance; how something or someone looks outwardly
altruísmo
ahl-troo-EEZ-moo — altruism; selfless concern for the well-being of others
discutiam
dees-koo-CHEE-ahng — they argued, debated; imperfect past of discutir
Alguns
ahl-GOONGZ — some, a few; indefinite pronoun referring to a group
vizinhos
vee-ZEE-nyoos — neighbors; people living nearby or at the same table
mesa
MAY-zah — table; piece of furniture used for dining or working
trocaram
troh-KAH-rahng — exchanged; past tense of trocar, to exchange or swap
olhares
oh-LYAH-rehs — glances, looks; plural of olhar, a brief look
daquelas
dah-KEH-lahs — of those; contraction of de and aquelas (feminine plural)
pessoas
peh-SOH-zahs — people, persons; human beings in general
mal
mahl — badly, poorly; in a bad or improper manner
educadas
eh-doo-KAH-dahs — educated, well-mannered; having good upbringing (feminine plural)
encontram
ehn-KOHN-trahng — find, encounter; present tense plural of encontrar
estrangeiro
eh-strahn-ZHAY-roo — foreign, abroad; relating to another country
inclinou
een-klee-NOH — leaned; past tense of inclinar, to lean or tilt
intrometeu
een-troh-meh-TEH-oo — interfered, intruded; forced oneself into others' affairs
fato
FAH-too — fact; something known to be true or real
discussão
dees-koo-SAHNG — discussion, argument; exchange of differing opinions
delas
DEH-lahs — of them, theirs; contraction of de and elas (feminine)
Tenho
TEHN-yoo — I have; first-person present of ter, to have
ficou
fee-KOH — stayed, became; past tense of ficar, to stay or become
sobressaltada
soh-breh-sahl-TAH-dah — startled, alarmed; suddenly frightened or surprised
Geralmente
zheh-rahl-MEHN-cheh — generally, usually; in most cases or as a rule
numa
NOO-mah — in a; contraction of em and uma, feminine
pensão
pehn-SAHNG — guesthouse, boarding house; accommodation with meals provided
observavam
ohb-sehr-VAH-vahng — they observed; imperfect past of observar, to watch
antes
AHN-chehs — before; indicating a time or action prior to another
falar
fah-LAR — to speak, to talk; verb of verbal communication
vezes
VAY-zehs — times; plural of vez, indicating frequency or repetition
descobriam
dehs-koh-BREE-ahng — they discovered; imperfect past of descobrir, to discover
adequadas
ah-deh-KWAH-dahs — adequate, suitable; appropriate for the situation (feminine plural)
depois
deh-POYZ — after, afterwards; following in time or order
tinham
CHEEN-yahng — they had; imperfect past plural of ter, to have
partido
par-CHEE-doo — departed, left; past participle of partir, to leave
sabia
sah-BEE-ah — knew; imperfect past of saber, to know a fact
intruso
een-TROO-zoo — intruder; someone who enters without permission or invitation
educado
eh-doo-KAH-doo — polite, well-mannered; having good manners and courtesy
mesmo
MEHZ-moo — same, even, really; used for emphasis or similarity
olhar
oh-LYAR — to look; to direct one's eyes toward something
homem
OH-mehng — man; adult male human being
velho
VEHL-yoo — old; having lived or existed for a long time
constituição
kohn-stee-too-ee-SAHNG — constitution, build; physical structure or bodily makeup
robusta
hoh-BOOS-tah — robust, strong; physically sturdy and healthy (feminine)
rosto
HOHS-too — face; the front part of the human head
barbeado
bar-bee-AH-doo — shaved; face with beard removed, clean-shaven
olhos
OH-lyoos — eyes; organs of sight, plural of olho
grandes
GRAHN-dehs — large, big; of considerable size (plural form)
Havia
AH-vee-ah — there was/were; imperfect past of haver indicating existence
algo
AHL-goo — something; an unspecified or unknown thing
infantil
een-fahn-CHEEL — childlike, infantile; relating to or resembling a child
naqueles
nah-KEH-lehs — in those; contraction of em and aqueles (masculine plural)
embora
ehm-BOH-rah — although, even though; conjunction expressing concession
fosse
FOH-seh — were; imperfect subjunctive of ser, used in hypotheticals
infantilidade
een-fahn-chee-lee-DAH-deh — childishness; quality of being childlike or immature
senilidade
seh-nee-lee-DAH-deh — senility; mental decline associated with old age
exatamente
eh-zah-tah-MEHN-cheh — exactly, precisely; in an accurate or correct manner
parou
pah-ROH — stopped; past tense of parar, to stop or halt
considerar
kohn-see-deh-RAR — to consider, think about; to reflect upon or evaluate
pois
poyz — because, for, so; causal or explanatory conjunction
seu
seh-oo — his, her, your, its; third-person possessive pronoun (masculine)
passou
pah-SOH — passed, went; past tense of passar, to pass or move
roupas
HOH-pahs — clothes, clothing; garments worn on the body
Estas
EHS-tahs — these; feminine plural demonstrative pronoun nearby
atraíram
ah-trah-EE-rahng — attracted; past tense of atrair, to attract or draw in
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