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English → Spanish CHAPTER IV. Level 4/10

And so she went on, taking first one side and then the other, and making quite a conversation of it altogether; but after a few minutes she heard a voice outside, and stopped to listen.

Y así continuó, tomando primero un lado y luego el otro, y haciendo de ello toda una conversación; pero después de unos minutos escuchó una voz afuera, y se detuvo a escuchar.

"Mary Ann! Mary Ann!" said the voice.

"¡Mary Ann! ¡Mary Ann!" dijo la voz.

"Fetch me my gloves this moment!"

"¡Tráeme mis guantes en este momento!"

Then came a little pattering of feet on the stairs.

Entonces se oyó un golpeteo de pies en las escaleras.

Alice knew it was the Rabbit coming to look for her, and she trembled till she shook the house, quite forgetting that she was now about a thousand times as large as the Rabbit, and had no reason to be afraid of it.

Alicia supo que era el Conejo viniendo a buscarla, y tembló hasta que sacudió la casa, olvidando por completo que ahora era unas mil veces más grande que el Conejo, y no tenía razón para temerle.

Presently the Rabbit came up to the door, and tried to open it; but, as the door opened inwards, and Alice's elbow was pressed hard against it, that attempt proved a failure.

Al poco tiempo el Conejo llegó hasta la puerta, e intentó abrirla; pero, como la puerta se abría hacia adentro, y el codo de Alicia estaba presionado firmemente contra ella, ese intento resultó un fracaso.

Alice heard it say to itself "Then I'll go round and get in at the window."

Alicia lo oyó decirse a sí mismo "Entonces daré la vuelta y entraré por la ventana."

"_That_ you won't!" thought Alice, and, after waiting till she fancied she heard the Rabbit just under the window, she suddenly spread out her hand, and made a snatch in the air.

"¡Eso no lo harás!" pensó Alicia, y, después de esperar hasta que creyó oír al Conejo justo debajo de la ventana, extendió repentinamente su mano, e hizo un manotazo en el aire.

She did not get hold of anything, but she heard a little shriek and a fall, and a crash of broken glass, from which she concluded that it was just possible it had fallen into a cucumber-frame, or something of the sort.

No logró agarrar nada, pero oyó un pequeño chillido y una caída, y un estruendo de vidrios rotos, de lo cual concluyó que era muy posible que hubiera caído en un semillero de pepinos, o algo por el estilo.

Next came an angry voice—the Rabbit's—"Pat! Pat! Where are you?

A continuación vino una voz enojada—la del Conejo—"¡Pat! ¡Pat! ¿Dónde estás?

Vocabulary

Y
And; conjunction connecting words or phrases
así
So, thus, like this; in this manner
continuó
Continued; past tense of continuar
tomando
Taking, drinking; present participle of tomar
primero
First; ordinal number or adverb
un
A, an; masculine indefinite article
lado
Side; lateral part of something
y
And; conjunction connecting words or phrases
luego
Then, later, afterwards; temporal adverb
el
The; masculine definite article
otro
Other, another; different one
haciendo
Doing, making; present participle of hacer
de
Of, from; preposition indicating possession or origin
ello
It; neuter pronoun referring to something
toda
All, whole, entire; feminine form of todo
una
A, an, one; feminine indefinite article
conversación
Conversation; spoken exchange between people
pero
But; conjunction indicating contrast
después
After, afterwards, later; temporal adverb
unos
Some, a few; plural masculine indefinite article
minutos
Minutes; plural of minuto
escuchó
Heard, listened; past tense of escuchar
voz
Voice; sound produced when speaking
afuera
Outside, outdoors; exterior location
se
Reflexive pronoun; himself, herself, itself, themselves
detuvo
Stopped; past tense of detener
a
To, at; preposition indicating direction or location
escuchar
To listen, to hear; infinitive verb
dijo
Said; past tense of decir
la
The; feminine definite article
Tráeme
Bring me; imperative of traer with pronoun
mis
My; plural possessive adjective
guantes
Gloves; hand coverings
en
In, on, at; preposition of location
este
This; masculine demonstrative adjective
momento
Moment; instant or point in time
Entonces
Then, so; temporal or consequential adverb
oyó
Heard; past tense of oír
golpeteo
Tapping, pounding; repeated hitting sound
pies
Feet; plural of pie
las
The; feminine plural definite article
escaleras
Stairs, staircase; steps connecting floors
supo
Knew, found out; past tense of saber
que
That, which; relative pronoun or conjunction
era
Was; imperfect tense of ser
Conejo
Rabbit; small long-eared mammal
viniendo
Coming; present participle of venir
buscarla
To look for her; buscar plus pronoun
tembló
Trembled, shook; past tense of temblar
hasta
Until, up to, even; preposition or adverb
sacudió
Shook; past tense of sacudir
casa
House, home; dwelling place
olvidando
Forgetting; present participle of olvidar
por
For, by, through; preposition with multiple meanings
completo
Complete, completely; entire or totally
ahora
Now; at the present time
unas
Some; feminine plural indefinite article
mil
Thousand; number 1000
veces
Times; plural of vez
más
More; comparative adverb
grande
Big, large, great; adjective of size
no
No, not; negation adverb
tenía
Had; imperfect tense of tener
razón
Reason; logic or justification
para
For, to; preposition indicating purpose
temerle
To fear him/it; temer with indirect object pronoun
Al
To the; contraction of a plus el
poco
Little, few; small amount
tiempo
Time; duration or period
llegó
Arrived; past tense of llegar
puerta
Door; entrance or exit
e
And; variant of y before words starting with i
intentó
Tried, attempted; past tense of intentar
abrirla
To open it; abrir plus pronoun
como
As, like, how; comparative or manner conjunction
abría
Opened; imperfect tense of abrir
hacia
Toward, towards; preposition of direction
adentro
Inside, inward; toward the interior
codo
Elbow; joint between upper arm and forearm
estaba
Was; imperfect tense of estar
presionado
Pressed; past participle of presionar
firmemente
Firmly; in a solid or stable manner
contra
Against; preposition indicating opposition or contact
ella
She, her; third person feminine pronoun
ese
That; masculine demonstrative adjective
intento
Attempt, try; noun from intentar
resultó
Resulted, turned out; past tense of resultar
fracaso
Failure; lack of success
lo
It, him; masculine direct object pronoun
decirse
To say to oneself; reflexive form of decir
Yes; affirmative response
mismo
Same, self; reflexive intensifier
daré
I will give; future tense of dar
vuelta
Turn, return; rotation or trip
entraré
I will enter; future tense of entrar
ventana
Window; opening in a wall
Eso
That; neuter demonstrative pronoun
harás
You will do; future tense of hacer
pensó
Thought; past tense of pensar
esperar
To wait, to hope; infinitive verb
creyó
Believed, thought; past tense of creer
oír
To hear; infinitive verb
al
To the; contraction of a plus el
justo
Just, right, fair; exactly or precisely
debajo
Below, underneath; beneath something
extendió
Extended, stretched; past tense of extender
repentinamente
Suddenly, unexpectedly; without warning
su
His, her, its, your; possessive adjective
mano
Hand; body part at end of arm
hizo
Did, made; past tense of hacer
manotazo
Swat, slap; strike with the hand
aire
Air; atmosphere or gas we breathe
No
No, not; negation word
logró
Achieved, managed; past tense of lograr
agarrar
To grab, to grasp; to seize
nada
Nothing; no thing or not at all
pequeño
Small, little; of reduced size
chillido
Scream, shriek; high-pitched cry
caída
Fall; act of falling or drop
estruendo
Crash, loud noise; clamor or din
vidrios
Glass pieces; plural of vidrio
rotos
Broken; plural of roto
cual
Which; relative pronoun
concluyó
Concluded; past tense of concluir
muy
Very, quite; adverb intensifying adjectives
posible
Possible; able to happen or exist
hubiera
Had (been); past subjunctive of haber
caído
Fallen; past participle of caer
semillero
Seedbed, nursery; place where seeds are planted
pepinos
Cucumbers; plural of pepino
o
Or; conjunction indicating alternative
algo
Something; some thing or somewhat
estilo
Style, kind; manner or type
A
To, at; preposition of direction or location
continuación
Continuation; what follows next
vino
Came; past tense of venir
enojada
Angry; feminine form of enojado
del
Of the, from the; contraction of de plus el
Dónde
Where; interrogative adverb of place
estás
You are; present tense of estar
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