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English → Pt Chapter II. Level 4/10

THE SHADOW

A SOMBRA

Mrs. Darling screamed, and, as if in answer to a bell, the door opened, and Nana entered, returned from her evening out.

A Sra. Darling gritou, e, como se em resposta a uma campainha, a porta se abriu, e Nana entrou, voltando de sua saída noturna.

She growled and sprang at the boy, who leapt lightly through the window.

Ela rosnou e saltou em direção ao menino, que pulou levemente pela janela.

Again Mrs. Darling screamed, this time in distress for him, for she thought he was killed, and she ran down into the street to look for his little body, but it was not there; and she looked up, and in the black night she could see nothing but what she thought was a shooting star.

A Sra. Darling gritou novamente, desta vez em angústia por ele, pois pensou que ele havia morrido, e ela correu para a rua para procurar seu corpinho, mas ele não estava lá; e ela olhou para cima, e na noite negra ela não conseguia ver nada além do que pensou ser uma estrela cadente.

She returned to the nursery, and found Nana with something in her mouth, which proved to be the boy's shadow.

Ela voltou para o quarto das crianças e encontrou Nana com algo na boca, que se revelou ser a sombra do menino.

As he leapt at the window Nana had closed it quickly, too late to catch him, but his shadow had not had time to get out; slam went the window and snapped it off.

Quando ele saltou pela janela, Nana a fechou rapidamente, tarde demais para pegá-lo, mas sua sombra não tinha tido tempo de sair; a janela bateu com força e a cortou.

You may be sure Mrs. Darling examined the shadow carefully, but it was quite the ordinary kind.

Pode ter certeza de que a Sra. Darling examinou a sombra cuidadosamente, mas era de um tipo bastante comum.

Nana had no doubt of what was the best thing to do with this shadow.

Nana não tinha dúvida sobre o que era melhor fazer com essa sombra.

She hung it out at the window, meaning "He is sure to come back for it; let us put it where he can get it easily without disturbing the children."

Ela a pendurou na janela, querendo dizer "Ele certamente voltará para buscá-la; vamos colocá-la onde ele possa pegá-la facilmente sem perturbar as crianças."

But unfortunately Mrs. Darling could not leave it hanging out at the window, it looked so like the washing and lowered the whole tone of the house.

Mas infelizmente a Sra. Darling não podia deixá-la pendurada na janela, pois parecia tanto com roupa lavada e rebaixava o tom geral da casa.

She thought of showing it to Mr.

Ela pensou em mostrá-la ao Sr.

Vocabulary

SOMBRA
Shadow or dark figure cast by object blocking light.
Sra
Abbreviation for Senhora, meaning Mrs. or Madam.
gritou
Shouted or cried out loudly.
como
How or as; used in questions and comparisons.
se
If or reflexive pronoun; indicates condition.
em
In or inside; preposition indicating location.
resposta
Answer or reply to a question.
uma
A or an; indefinite article feminine form.
campainha
Bell or doorbell that produces ringing sound.
porta
Door entrance to building or room.
abriu
Opened a door or container.
Nana
Nanny or nursemaid caring for children.
entrou
Entered or came into a place.
voltando
Returning or coming back from somewhere.
de
Of; indicates possession or origin.
sua
His, her, or your possessive pronoun.
saída
Exit or departure from a place.
noturna
Nocturnal; relating to night or darkness.
Ela
She or her; feminine pronoun.
rosnou
Growled or made low threatening sound.
saltou
Jumped or leaped from one place.
direção
Direction toward which something moves.
ao
To the; contraction of a plus o.
menino
Boy or young male child.
que
That or which; relative pronoun.
pulou
Jumped or sprang from position.
levemente
Lightly or gently with little force.
pela
By the or through the window.
janela
Window opening in wall of building.
novamente
Again or once more; repeatedly.
desta
Of this; demonstrates this particular thing.
vez
Time or occasion when something happens.
angústia
Anguish or deep emotional distress.
por
For or by; preposition indicating cause.
ele
He or him; masculine pronoun.
pois
Because or since; introduces explanation.
pensou
Thought or considered something mentally.
havia
Had or there was; past tense.
morrido
Died or passed away from life.
ela
She or her; feminine pronoun.
correu
Ran or moved quickly on foot.
para
To or towards a destination.
rua
Street or public road in town.
procurar
To search or look for something.
seu
His or your possessive pronoun.
corpinho
Little body; diminutive of corpo.
mas
But or however; introduces contrast.
não
No or not; negation word.
estava
Was or remained in condition.
There or in that place.
olhou
Looked or directed gaze toward.
cima
Top or upper part of.
na
In the or on the feminine.
noite
Night or darkness period daily.
negra
Black or dark colored.
conseguia
Could or was able to.
ver
To see or perceive with eyes.
nada
Nothing or not anything at all.
além
Beyond or further than something.
do
Of the; contraction of de plus o.
ser
To be or exist; verb.
estrela
Star; celestial body in night sky.
cadente
Falling or descending through air.
voltou
Returned or came back again.
quarto
Room or bedroom in house.
das
Of the plural feminine.
crianças
Children or young human beings.
encontrou
Found or discovered something.
com
With or in accompaniment of.
algo
Something or some thing at all.
boca
Mouth or opening for speaking.
revelou
Revealed or disclosed information.
sombra
Shadow or dark figure.
Quando
When or at what time.
fechou
Closed or shut something.
rapidamente
Quickly or with speed.
tarde
Late or afternoon; too late.
demais
Too much or excessively.
pegá-lo
To catch or grab it.
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