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English → Pt CHAPTER II. Level 6/10

So Tom got out a sheet of paper that he had wrote the oath on, and read it.

Então Tom tirou uma folha de papel na qual havia escrito o juramento, e o leu.

It swore every boy to stick to the band, and never tell any of the secrets; and if anybody done anything to any boy in the band, whichever boy was ordered to kill that person and his family must do it, and he mustn't eat and he mustn't sleep till he had killed them and hacked a cross in their breasts, which was the sign of the band.

Ele jurava que todo garoto ficaria no bando e nunca revelaria nenhum dos segredos; e se alguém fizesse alguma coisa a qualquer garoto do bando, o garoto que fosse ordenado a matar aquela pessoa e sua família deveria fazê-lo, e não poderia comer nem dormir até tê-los matado e gravado uma cruz em seus peitos, que era o sinal do bando.

And nobody that didn't belong to the band could use that mark, and if he did he must be sued; and if he done it again he must be killed.

E ninguém que não pertencesse ao bando poderia usar aquela marca, e se o fizesse deveria ser processado; e se o fizesse de novo deveria ser morto.

And if anybody that belonged to the band told the secrets, he must have his throat cut, and then have his carcass burnt up and the ashes scattered all around, and his name blotted off of the list with blood and never mentioned again by the gang, but have a curse put on it and be forgot forever.

E se alguém que pertencesse ao bando revelasse os segredos, deveria ter sua garganta cortada, e então seu cadáver seria queimado e as cinzas espalhadas por toda parte, e seu nome seria apagado da lista com sangue e nunca mais mencionado pelo bando, mas teria uma maldição posta sobre ele e seria esquecido para sempre.

Everybody said it was a real beautiful oath, and asked Tom if he got it out of his own head.

Todos disseram que era um juramento muito bonito, e perguntaram a Tom se ele o tinha tirado da própria cabeça.

He said, some of it, but the rest was out of pirate-books and robber-books, and every gang that was high-toned had it.

Ele disse que uma parte sim, mas o resto vinha de livros de piratas e de ladrões, e todo bando que se prezasse o tinha.

Some thought it would be good to kill the families of boys that told the secrets.

Alguns acharam que seria bom matar as famílias dos garotos que revelassem os segredos.

Tom said it was a good idea, so he took a pencil and wrote it in.

Tom disse que era uma boa ideia, então pegou um lápis e acrescentou isso.

Vocabulary

Então
en-tão — Then; used to indicate sequence or consequence
tirou
ti-rou — He/she took out or removed something
uma
u-ma — A/an; feminine indefinite article
folha
fo-lha — Sheet or leaf, often of paper
de
de — Of/from; common preposition linking nouns
papel
pa-pel — Paper; material for writing or printing
na
na — In the/on the; feminine contraction of em+a
qual
qual — Which; relative or interrogative pronoun
havia
ha-vi-a — There was/had; past form of haver
escrito
es-cri-to — Written; past participle of escrever
o
o — The; masculine definite article
juramento
ju-ra-men-to — Oath or solemn vow made formally
e
e — And; basic coordinating conjunction
leu
leu — He/she read aloud or silently
Ele
e-le — He; third-person masculine singular pronoun
jurava
ju-ra-va — He/she swore or took an oath
que
que — That/what; conjunction or relative pronoun
todo
to-do — Every/all; indicating totality or entirety
garoto
ga-ro-to — Boy; informal term for a male child
ficaria
fi-ca-ri-a — Would stay or remain; conditional tense
no
no — In the/on the; masculine contraction of em+o
bando
ban-do — Gang or group of people together
nunca
nun-ca — Never; adverb of negation over time
revelaria
re-ve-la-ri-a — Would reveal; conditional of revelar
nenhum
ne-nhum — None/no; negative indefinite pronoun or adjective
dos
dos — Of the; masculine plural contraction de+os
segredos
se-gre-dos — Secrets; things kept hidden from others
se
se — If/oneself; conditional conjunction or reflexive pronoun
alguém
al-guém — Someone; indefinite pronoun referring to a person
fizesse
fi-zes-se — Did/made; past subjunctive of fazer
alguma
al-gu-ma — Some; feminine indefinite adjective or pronoun
coisa
coi-sa — Thing; general word for an object or matter
a
a — To/the; preposition or feminine article
qualquer
qual-quer — Any; indicating any member of a group
fosse
fos-se — Were/went; past subjunctive of ser or ir
ordenado
or-de-na-do — Ordered or commanded; past participle of ordenar
matar
ma-tar — To kill; to cause someone's death
aquela
a-que-la — That; feminine demonstrative pronoun or adjective
pessoa
pes-so-a — Person; an individual human being
sua
su-a — His/her/your; feminine possessive pronoun
família
fa-mí-li-a — Family; group of related people living together
deveria
de-ve-ri-a — Should/ought to; conditional of dever
fazê-lo
fa-zê-lo — To do it; verb fazer with clitic pronoun
não
não — No/not; basic negation word in Portuguese
poderia
po-de-ri-a — Could/would be able to; conditional of poder
comer
co-mer — To eat; basic verb for consuming food
nem
nem — Nor/neither; negative conjunction linking alternatives
dormir
dor-mir — To sleep; basic verb for resting at night
até
a-té — Until/even; preposition indicating limit or emphasis
tê-los
tê-los — To have them; verb ter with clitic pronoun
matado
ma-ta-do — Killed; past participle of matar
gravado
gra-va-do — Carved or engraved; past participle of gravar
cruz
cruz — Cross; religious or symbolic intersecting shape
em
em — In/on/at; basic locative preposition
seus
se-us — His/her/their; masculine plural possessive pronoun
peitos
pei-tos — Chests; front part of the upper body
era
e-ra — Was; past imperfect of ser (to be)
sinal
si-nal — Sign or signal; a mark indicating something
ninguém
nin-guém — Nobody/no one; negative indefinite pronoun
pertencesse
per-ten-ces-se — Belonged; past subjunctive of pertencer
ao
ao — To the; masculine contraction of a+o
usar
u-sar — To use; to employ something for a purpose
marca
mar-ca — Mark or brand; a visible symbol or sign
ser
ser — To be; fundamental verb of identity or existence
processado
pro-ces-sa-do — Prosecuted or processed; past participle of processar
novo
no-vo — New or again; adjective meaning recent or fresh
morto
mor-to — Dead; past participle of morrer or adjective
revelasse
re-ve-las-se — Revealed; past subjunctive of revelar
os
os — The; masculine plural definite article
ter
ter — To have; auxiliary and main verb of possession
garganta
gar-gan-ta — Throat; passage in the neck for swallowing
cortada
cor-ta-da — Cut; feminine past participle of cortar
então
en-tão — Then; indicating result or next step
cadáver
ca-dá-ver — Corpse; a dead human body
seria
se-ri-a — Would be; conditional of ser
queimado
quei-ma-do — Burned; past participle of queimar
as
as — The; feminine plural definite article
cinzas
cin-zas — Ashes; residue left after burning something
espalhadas
es-pa-lha-das — Scattered or spread; feminine past participle of espalhar
por
por — By/for/through; versatile preposition in Portuguese
toda
to-da — All/every; feminine form of todo
parte
par-te — Part or place; section or region of something
nome
no-me — Name; word used to identify a person
apagado
a-pa-ga-do — Erased or deleted; past participle of apagar
da
da — Of the/from the; feminine contraction de+a
lista
lis-ta — List; a written enumeration of items
com
com — With; preposition indicating accompaniment or means
sangue
san-gue — Blood; red fluid circulating in the body
mais
mais — More/anymore; comparative adverb or adjective
mencionado
men-ci-o-na-do — Mentioned; past participle of mencionar
pelo
pe-lo — By the/through the; masculine contraction por+o
mas
mas — But; adversative conjunction showing contrast
teria
te-ri-a — Would have; conditional of ter
maldição
mal-di-ção — Curse; an invocation of harm upon someone
posta
pos-ta — Placed/put; feminine past participle of pôr
sobre
so-bre — On/about/over; preposition indicating position or topic
ele
e-le — He/him; third-person masculine singular pronoun
esquecido
es-que-ci-do — Forgotten; past participle of esquecer
para
pa-ra — For/to; preposition indicating purpose or direction
sempre
sem-pre — Always/forever; adverb indicating continuous time
Todos
to-dos — Everyone/all; plural pronoun referring to all people
disseram
dis-se-ram — They said; past tense of dizer
muito
mui-to — Very/much; intensifying adverb or adjective
bonito
bo-ni-to — Beautiful or pretty; describing an attractive thing
perguntaram
per-gun-ta-ram — They asked; past tense of perguntar
tinha
ti-nha — Had; past imperfect of ter
tirado
ti-ra-do — Taken out or removed; past participle of tirar
própria
pró-pri-a — Own/self; feminine adjective indicating possession
cabeça
ca-be-ça — Head; the upper part of the body
disse
dis-se — Said; past tense of dizer (third person)
sim
sim — Yes; affirmative response word
resto
res-to — Rest/remainder; what is left over
vinha
vi-nha — Came; past imperfect of vir
livros
li-vros — Books; written or printed works
piratas
pi-ra-tas — Pirates; sea robbers or adventurers
ladrões
la-drões — Thieves; people who steal from others
prezasse
pre-zas-se — Valued or prized; past subjunctive of prezar
Alguns
al-guns — Some; masculine plural indefinite pronoun or adjective
acharam
a-cha-ram — They found or thought; past tense of achar
bom
bom — Good; basic adjective of positive quality
famílias
fa-mí-li-as — Families; plural of família
garotos
ga-ro-tos — Boys; plural of garoto
revelassem
re-ve-las-sem — Revealed; past subjunctive plural of revelar
boa
bo-a — Good; feminine form of bom
ideia
i-dei-a — Idea; a thought or mental concept
pegou
pe-gou — Grabbed or took; past tense of pegar
lápis
lá-pis — Pencil; writing instrument with graphite core
acrescentou
a-cres-cen-tou — Added; past tense of acrescentar
isso
is-so — That/this; neutral demonstrative pronoun
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