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English → Spanish CHAPTER VII. Level 4/10

This piece of rudeness was more than Alice could bear: she got up in great disgust, and walked off; the Dormouse fell asleep instantly, and neither of the others took the least notice of her going, though she looked back once or twice, half hoping that they would call after her: the last time she saw them, they were trying to put the Dormouse into the teapot.

Esta grosería fue más de lo que Alicia pudo soportar: se levantó muy disgustada y se marchó; el Lirón se quedó dormido al instante, y ninguno de los otros prestó la menor atención a su partida, aunque ella miró hacia atrás una o dos veces, esperando a medias que la llamaran: la última vez que los vio, estaban tratando de meter al Lirón en la tetera.

"At any rate I'll never go _there_ again!" said Alice as she picked her way through the wood.

"¡En cualquier caso nunca volveré allí!" dijo Alicia mientras se abría paso por el bosque.

"It's the stupidest tea-party I ever was at in all my life!"

"¡Es la merienda más estúpida en la que he estado en toda mi vida!"

Just as she said this, she noticed that one of the trees had a door leading right into it.

Justo cuando dijo esto, notó que uno de los árboles tenía una puerta que conducía directamente a su interior.

"That's very curious!" she thought.

"¡Eso es muy curioso!" pensó.

"But everything's curious today.

"Pero todo es curioso hoy.

I think I may as well go in at once." And in she went.

Creo que bien puedo entrar de una vez." Y entró.

Once more she found herself in the long hall, and close to the little glass table.

Una vez más se encontró en el largo vestíbulo, y cerca de la mesita de cristal.

"Now, I'll manage better this time," she said to herself, and began by taking the little golden key, and unlocking the door that led into the garden.

"Ahora, lo haré mejor esta vez," se dijo a sí misma, y empezó tomando la pequeña llave dorada y abriendo la puerta que conducía al jardín.

Then she went to work nibbling at the mushroom (she had kept a piece of it in her pocket) till she was about a foot high: then she walked down the little passage: and _then_—she found herself at last in the beautiful garden, among the bright flower-beds and the cool fountains.

Luego se puso a mordisquear el hongo (había guardado un pedazo en su bolsillo) hasta que tuvo cerca de un pie de altura: luego caminó por el pequeño pasillo: y entonces—se encontró por fin en el hermoso jardín, entre los brillantes macizos de flores y las frescas fuentes.

Vocabulary

Esta
This (feminine singular demonstrative adjective)
grosería
Rudeness, vulgarity, offensive remark or behavior
fue
Was, went (preterite of ser/ir)
más
More, most, plus
de
Of, from, about
lo
It, him, the (masculine direct object pronoun)
que
That, which, who, than
pudo
Could, was able to (preterite of poder)
soportar
To bear, tolerate, endure, stand
se
Himself, herself, oneself, themselves (reflexive pronoun)
levantó
Stood up, got up, raised (preterite of levantar)
muy
Very, quite, really
disgustada
Upset, displeased, annoyed (feminine adjective)
y
And
marchó
Left, went away, departed (preterite of marchar)
el
The (masculine singular definite article)
quedó
Remained, stayed, was left (preterite of quedar)
dormido
Asleep, sleeping (past participle of dormir)
al
To the, at the (contraction of a+el)
instante
Instant, moment
ninguno
None, no one, not any
los
The (masculine plural definite article)
otros
Others, other ones
prestó
Lent, paid (attention), rendered (preterite of prestar)
la
The (feminine singular definite article)
menor
Least, slightest, younger, minor
atención
Attention, care, notice
a
To, at, for
su
His, her, its, their, your (formal possessive)
partida
Departure, game, match
aunque
Although, even though, though
ella
She, her
miró
Looked, watched, glanced (preterite of mirar)
hacia
Toward, towards, around (time)
atrás
Back, backward, behind
una
A, an, one (feminine indefinite article)
o
Or
dos
Two
veces
Times, occasions (plural of vez)
esperando
Hoping, waiting, expecting (gerund of esperar)
medias
Stockings, socks, halfway, medium (feminine plural)
llamaran
Would call, called (imperfect subjunctive of llamar)
última
Last, latest, final (feminine adjective)
vez
Time, occasion, turn
vio
Saw (preterite of ver)
estaban
Were, they/you were (imperfect of estar)
tratando
Trying, treating, dealing (gerund of tratar)
meter
To put in, insert, place inside
en
In, on, at
tetera
Teapot
En
In, on, at
cualquier
Any, whatever, whichever
caso
Case, situation, instance
nunca
Never, ever
volveré
I will return, I will go back
allí
There, over there
dijo
Said, told (preterite of decir)
mientras
While, meanwhile, whereas
abría
Was opening, opened (imperfect of abrir)
paso
Step, passage, way, pass
por
By, for, through, along
bosque
Forest, woods
Es
Is (third person singular of ser)
merienda
Snack, afternoon tea, picnic
estúpida
Stupid, foolish (feminine adjective)
he
I have (first person singular of haber)
estado
Been, state (past participle of estar)
toda
All, entire, whole (feminine adjective)
mi
My (possessive adjective)
vida
Life
Justo
Just, exactly, fair, right
cuando
When
esto
This (neuter demonstrative pronoun)
notó
Noticed, noted (preterite of notar)
uno
One, a, an
árboles
Trees (plural of árbol)
tenía
Had, was having (imperfect of tener)
puerta
Door, gate, doorway
conducía
Led, drove, conducted (imperfect of conducir)
directamente
Directly, straight
interior
Interior, inside, inner
Eso
That (neuter demonstrative pronoun)
es
Is (third person singular of ser)
curioso
Curious, odd, strange
pensó
Thought (preterite of pensar)
Pero
But, however
todo
All, everything, whole
hoy
Today
Creo
I think, I believe
bien
Well, good, fine, right
puedo
I can, I am able to
entrar
To enter, go in, come in
Y
And
entró
Entered, went in (preterite of entrar)
Una
A, an, one (feminine indefinite article)
encontró
Found, met, encountered (preterite of encontrar)
largo
Long, lengthy
vestíbulo
Vestibule, lobby, hall, entrance hall
cerca
Near, close, nearby
mesita
Little table, small table (diminutive of mesa)
cristal
Crystal, glass
Ahora
Now
haré
I will do, I will make
mejor
Better, best
esta
This (feminine demonstrative adjective/pronoun)
Yes, indeed, himself/herself (reflexive)
misma
Same, self, very (feminine adjective)
empezó
Began, started (preterite of empezar)
tomando
Taking, drinking, having (gerund of tomar)
pequeña
Small, little (feminine adjective)
llave
Key
dorada
Golden, gilded (feminine adjective)
abriendo
Opening (gerund of abrir)
jardín
Garden, yard
Luego
Then, later, afterwards
puso
Put, placed (preterite of poner)
mordisquear
To nibble, munch, gnaw
hongo
Mushroom, fungus
había
There was, there were, had (imperfect of haber)
guardado
Kept, saved, stored (past participle of guardar)
un
A, an, one (masculine indefinite article)
pedazo
Piece, bit, chunk
bolsillo
Pocket
hasta
Until, up to, even
tuvo
Had (preterite of tener)
pie
Foot
altura
Height, altitude
luego
Then, later, afterwards
caminó
Walked (preterite of caminar)
pequeño
Small, little (masculine adjective)
pasillo
Hallway, corridor, passage, aisle
entonces
Then, so, at that time
fin
End, finish, purpose
hermoso
Beautiful, lovely, gorgeous (masculine adjective)
entre
Between, among, amid
brillantes
Bright, shiny, brilliant (plural adjective)
macizos
Flower beds, solid masses, clumps
flores
Flowers (plural of flor)
las
The (feminine plural definite article)
frescas
Fresh, cool (feminine plural adjective)
fuentes
Fountains, sources, springs
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