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English → Pt CHAPTER 135. The Chase.—Third Day. Level 9/10

—"There Leviathan, Hugest of living creatures, in the deep Stretched like a promontory sleeps or swims, And seems a moving land; and at his gills Draws in, and at his breath spouts out a sea." —_Ibid_.

—"Ali o Leviatã, o maior das criaturas vivas, nas profundezas estendido como um promontório dorme ou nada, e parece uma terra em movimento; e pelas suas guelras aspira, e pelo seu sopro lança um mar." —_Ibid_.

"The mighty whales which swim in a sea of water, and have a sea of oil swimming in them." —_Fuller's Profane and Holy State_.

"As poderosas baleias que nadam num mar de água, e têm um mar de óleo nadando dentro delas." —_Fuller's Profane and Holy State_.

"So close behind some promontory lie The huge Leviathan to attend their prey, And give no chance, but swallow in the fry, Which through their gaping jaws mistake the way." —_Dryden's Annus Mirabilis_.

"Tão perto, atrás de algum promontório, jaz o enorme Leviatã à espera de sua presa, sem dar qualquer chance, engolindo os peixes miúdos que, através de suas mandíbulas escancaradas, erram o caminho." —_Dryden's Annus Mirabilis_.

"While the whale is floating at the stern of the ship, they cut off his head, and tow it with a boat as near the shore as it will come; but it will be aground in twelve or thirteen feet water." —_Thomas Edge's Ten Voyages to Spitzbergen, in Purchas_.

"Enquanto a baleia flutua na popa do navio, cortam-lhe a cabeça e a rebocam com um barco o mais próximo possível da costa; mas ela encalhará em doze ou treze pés de água." —_Thomas Edge's Ten Voyages to Spitzbergen, in Purchas_.

"In their way they saw many whales sporting in the ocean, and in wantonness fuzzing up the water through their pipes and vents, which nature has placed on their shoulders." —_Sir T. Herbert's Voyages into Asia and Africa. Harris Coll_.

"No caminho, viram muitas baleias brincando no oceano e, por capricho, borbulhando a água através dos seus orifícios e respiradouros, que a natureza colocou sobre seus ombros." —_Sir T. Herbert's Voyages into Asia and Africa. Harris Coll_.

"Here they saw such huge troops of whales, that they were forced to proceed with a great deal of caution for fear they should run their ship upon them." —_Schouten's Sixth Circumnavigation_.

"Ali viram tão enormes cardumes de baleias que foram forçados a prosseguir com muito cuidado, com medo de encalhar o seu navio sobre elas." —_Schouten's Sixth Circumnavigation_.

"We set sail from the Elbe, wind N.E. in the ship called The Jonas-in-the-Whale.... Some say the whale can't open his mouth, but that is a fable....

"Partimos do Elba, vento N.E., no navio chamado O Jonas-na-Baleia.... Alguns dizem que a baleia não consegue abrir a boca, mas isso é uma fábula....

Vocabulary

Ali
ah-LEE — There, in that place
o
oh — The (masculine singular definite article)
Leviatã
leh-vee-ah-TAN — Leviathan, a massive sea creature
maior
my-OR — Larger, greatest in size or importance
das
dahsh — Of the (feminine plural contraction)
criaturas
kree-ah-TOO-rahsh — Creatures, living beings or animals
vivas
VEE-vahsh — Living, alive, full of life
nas
nahsh — In the (feminine plural contraction)
profundezas
pro-foon-DAY-zahsh — Depths, deep places especially underwater
estendido
esh-ten-DEE-doo — Extended, stretched out at length
como
KOH-moo — Like, as, in the manner of
um
oom — A, one (masculine indefinite article)
promontório
pro-mon-TOR-ee-oo — Promontory, a high point of land
dorme
DOR-meh — Sleeps, is in a state of sleep
ou
oh — Or, indicating an alternative option
nada
NAH-dah — Swims, moves through water; also nothing
e
eh — And, connecting words or clauses
parece
pah-REH-seh — Seems, appears to be something
uma
OO-mah — A, one (feminine indefinite article)
terra
TEH-hah — Land, earth, ground or territory
em
en — In, at, within a place or state
movimento
moh-vee-MEN-too — Movement, motion, act of moving
pelas
PEH-lahsh — Through the, by the (feminine plural)
suas
SOO-ahsh — Its, his, her, their (feminine plural)
guelras
GHEL-rahsh — Gills, breathing organs of fish
aspira
ash-PEE-rah — Inhales, breathes in or draws in
pelo
PEH-loo — Through the, by the (masculine singular)
seu
SEH-oo — His, her, its, your (masculine singular)
sopro
SOH-proo — Breath, puff or blast of air
lança
LAN-sah — Launches, throws or projects forward
mar
mahr — Sea, large body of salt water
As
ahsh — The (feminine plural definite article)
poderosas
poh-deh-ROH-zahsh — Powerful, mighty, having great strength
baleias
bah-LAY-ahsh — Whales, large marine mammals
que
keh — That, which, who (relative pronoun)
nadam
NAH-dan — Swim, move through water (plural)
num
noon — In a (masculine singular contraction)
de
deh — Of, from, indicating origin or belonging
água
AH-gwah — Water, liquid essential for life
têm
tayn — Have, possess something (third person plural)
óleo
OH-lee-oo — Oil, fatty or greasy liquid substance
nadando
nah-DAN-doo — Swimming, currently moving through water
dentro
DEN-troo — Inside, within a space or body
delas
DEH-lahsh — Of them, from them (feminine plural)
Tão
tawn — So, as, such, to such a degree
perto
PER-too — Close, near, nearby in distance
atrás
ah-TRAHSH — Behind, in back of, to the rear
algum
al-GOOM — Some, any, an unspecified one
jaz
zhahsh — Lies, rests in a place (archaic)
enorme
eh-NOR-meh — Enormous, extremely large in size
à
ah — At the, to the (feminine contraction)
espera
esh-PEH-rah — Wait, expectation, anticipation of something
sua
SOO-ah — His, her, its, your (feminine singular)
presa
PREH-zah — Prey, an animal hunted for food
sem
sen — Without, lacking something or someone
dar
dahr — To give, to provide or offer something
qualquer
kwal-KEHR — Any, whichever, no matter which
chance
SHAN-seh — Chance, opportunity or possibility
engolindo
en-goh-LEEN-doo — Swallowing, consuming whole into the throat
os
oosh — The (masculine plural definite article)
peixes
PAY-shesh — Fish, aquatic vertebrate animals
miúdos
mee-OO-doosh — Small, tiny, little in size
através
ah-trah-VESH — Through, across, by means of
mandíbulas
man-DEE-boo-lahsh — Jaws, mandibles of an animal
escancaradas
esh-kan-kah-RAH-dahsh — Wide open, gaping fully apart
erram
EH-hahn — Wander, stray or roam aimlessly
caminho
kah-MEE-nyoo — Path, road or way to go
Enquanto
en-KWAN-too — While, whilst, during the time that
a
ah — The (feminine singular definite article)
baleia
bah-LAY-ah — Whale, a large marine mammal
flutua
floo-TOO-ah — Floats, remains suspended on water surface
na
nah — In the, at the (feminine singular)
popa
POH-pah — Stern, the rear part of a ship
do
doo — Of the (masculine singular contraction)
navio
nah-VEE-oo — Ship, large vessel for sea travel
cortam
KOR-tan — Cut, slash or sever something (plural)
lhe
lyeh — To him, to her, indirect object pronoun
cabeça
kah-BEH-sah — Head, the uppermost body part
rebocam
heh-BOH-kan — Tow, pull along behind a boat
com
kon — With, together using or alongside something
barco
BAR-koo — Boat, small vessel for water travel
mais
mysh — More, greater in quantity or degree
próximo
PROH-see-moo — Next, nearest, closest in distance
possível
poh-SEE-vel — Possible, able to be done or achieved
da
dah — Of the (feminine singular contraction)
costa
KOSH-tah — Coast, shoreline where land meets sea
mas
mahsh — But, however, indicating contrast
ela
EH-lah — She, it (feminine third person pronoun)
encalhará
en-kah-lyah-RAH — Will run aground, become stuck on bottom
doze
DOH-zeh — Twelve, the number 12
treze
TREH-zeh — Thirteen, the number 13
pés
pehsh — Feet, unit of length or body part
No
noo — In the (masculine singular contraction)
viram
VEE-ran — They saw, past tense of to see
muitas
MOO-ee-tahsh — Many, a large number of (feminine)
brincando
breen-KAN-doo — Playing, frolicking in a playful manner
no
noo — In the (masculine singular contraction)
oceano
oh-see-AH-noo — Ocean, vast body of salt water
por
por — For, by, through, per (preposition)
capricho
kah-PREE-shoo — Whim, caprice, fancy or impulse
borbulhando
bor-boo-LYAHN-doo — Bubbling, producing bubbles from water
dos
doosh — Of the (masculine plural contraction)
orifícios
oh-ree-FEE-see-oosh — Orifices, openings or holes in body
respiradouros
hesh-pee-rah-DOH-roosh — Blowholes, breathing openings of whales
natureza
nah-too-REH-zah — Nature, the natural world around us
colocou
koh-loh-KOH — Placed, put or positioned something somewhere
sobre
SOH-breh — On, over, about, upon something
ombros
OM-broosh — Shoulders, upper body joints connecting arms
tão
tawn — So, such, to such a degree
enormes
eh-NOR-mesh — Enormous, very large in size (plural)
cardumes
kar-DOO-mesh — Schools of fish, groups swimming together
foram
FOH-ran — Were, went (third person plural past)
forçados
for-SAH-doosh — Forced, compelled to do something
prosseguir
proh-seh-GHEER — To proceed, continue forward on a course
muito
MOO-ee-too — Much, very, a great deal of
cuidado
kwee-DAH-doo — Care, caution, careful attention to something
medo
MEH-doo — Fear, fright, feeling of being afraid
encalhar
en-kah-LYAR — To run aground, become stuck on seabed
elas
EH-lahsh — They, them (feminine third person plural)
Partimos
par-TEE-moosh — We departed, we left from a place
vento
VEN-too — Wind, moving air current outdoors
chamado
shah-MAH-doo — Called, named, referred to as something
O
oh — The (masculine singular definite article)
Baleia
bah-LAY-ah — Whale, large marine mammal (also title)
Alguns
al-GOONSH — Some, certain ones, a few of
dizem
DEE-zen — Say, claim, assert (third person plural)
não
nown — No, not, negation in Portuguese
consegue
kon-SEH-geh — Manages to, is able to do something
abrir
ah-BREER — To open, to make accessible or wider
boca
BOH-kah — Mouth, the opening used for eating
isso
EE-soo — That, this thing (neutral demonstrative pronoun)
é
eh — Is, third person singular of to be
fábula
FAH-boo-lah — Fable, myth, a false or invented story
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