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English → Pt THE PROLOGUE Level 9/10

Enter Chorus.

Entra o Coro.

CHORUS.

CORO.

Two households, both alike in dignity,

Duas famílias, ambas iguais em dignidade,

In fair Verona, where we lay our scene,

Na bela Verona, onde situamos nossa cena,

From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,

De antiga rivalidade irrompe nova discórdia,

Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.

Onde sangue civil torna as mãos civis impuras.

From forth the fatal loins of these two foes

Das fatais entranhas desses dois inimigos

A pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life;

Um par de amantes malfadados tira sua vida;

Whose misadventur'd piteous overthrows

Cujas desventuradas e lastimosas quedas

Doth with their death bury their parents' strife.

Enterram com sua morte a discórdia dos pais.

The fearful passage of their death-mark'd love,

A terrível trajetória de seu amor marcado pela morte,

And the continuance of their parents' rage,

E a persistência da fúria de seus pais,

Which, but their children's end, nought could remove,

Que nada poderia apagar, senão o fim de seus filhos,

Is now the two hours' traffic of our stage;

É agora o percurso de duas horas em nosso palco;

The which, if you with patient ears attend,

O qual, se com ouvidos pacientes vós atenderdes,

What here shall miss, our toil shall strive to mend.

O que aqui faltar, nosso esforço tentará corrigir.

[_Exit.

[_Sai.

Vocabulary

Entra
Enters; comes in or onto stage.
Coro
Chorus; group of singers or speakers together.
CORO
Chorus; group of singers or speakers together.
Duas
Two; feminine form of the number two.
famílias
Families; plural of family.
ambas
Both; feminine form referring to two females.
iguais
Equal; same in rank, status, or quality.
em
In; preposition indicating location or condition.
dignidade
Dignity; quality of worthy and honorable bearing.
Na
In the; contraction of 'em' plus 'a'.
bela
Beautiful; feminine adjective describing something lovely.
onde
Where; adverb indicating location or place.
situamos
We situate or place; first person plural verb.
nossa
Our; possessive adjective feminine singular form.
cena
Scene; setting of action in play or film.
De
Of; preposition indicating possession or origin.
antiga
Ancient; old, from long ago.
rivalidade
Rivalry; competition or antagonism between two parties.
irrompe
Bursts forth; breaks out violently or suddenly.
nova
New; recent or recently created or discovered.
discórdia
Discord; disagreement, conflict, or lack of harmony.
Onde
Where; adverb indicating location or place.
sangue
Blood; fluid circulating through body veins.
civil
Civil; relating to citizens or ordinary life.
torna
Turns or makes; third person singular verb.
as
The; definite article feminine plural form.
mãos
Hands; plural of hand, appendage of arm.
impuras
Impure; not pure, contaminated or unclean.
Das
Of the; contraction of 'de' plus 'as'.
fatais
Fatal; causing or capable of causing death.
entranhas
Bowels or entrails; interior or depths of something.
desses
Of those; contraction of 'de' plus 'esses'.
dois
Two; masculine form of the number two.
inimigos
Enemies; those who oppose or hate another.
Um
A or one; masculine article or number.
par
Pair; two things of same kind together.
de
Of; preposition indicating possession or origin.
amantes
Lovers; plural of one who loves romantically.
malfadados
Star-crossed; doomed by ill fortune or fate.
tira
Takes or removes; third person singular verb.
sua
Their or her; possessive adjective feminine singular.
vida
Life; state of being alive and living.
Cujas
Whose; relative pronoun feminine plural form.
desventuradas
Unfortunate; unlucky, wretched, or ill-fated.
lastimosas
Pitiful; deserving pity or sympathy; lamentable.
quedas
Falls; descents from higher to lower position.
Enterram
Bury; place in ground or tomb after death.
com
With; preposition indicating accompaniment or means.
morte
Death; end of life; state of being dead.
dos
Of the; contraction of 'de' plus 'os'.
pais
Parents or fathers; plural of parent or father.
terrível
Terrible; causing fear or extreme uneasiness.
trajetória
Trajectory; path or course of movement.
seu
His or their; possessive adjective masculine singular.
amor
Love; deep affection or romantic devotion.
marcado
Marked; bearing a visible sign or indication.
pela
By the; contraction of 'per' plus 'a'.
persistência
Persistence; continued firm or obstinate action.
da
Of the; contraction of 'de' plus 'a'.
fúria
Fury; intense, violent anger or rage.
seus
Their or his; possessive adjective masculine plural.
Que
That or which; relative pronoun introducing clause.
nada
Nothing; not anything at all; absence.
poderia
Could; conditional form of poder, to be able.
apagar
Erase or extinguish; put out or obliterate.
senão
Except or unless; otherwise or but for.
fim
End; final part or conclusion of something.
filhos
Sons or children; plural of child or son.
agora
Now; at the present time or moment.
percurso
Course or path; route or journey traveled.
horas
Hours; units of time, sixty minutes each.
nosso
Our; possessive adjective masculine singular form.
palco
Stage; platform for performance or theatrical action.
qual
Which or what; interrogative or relative pronoun.
se
If or oneself; conditional conjunction or reflexive.
ouvidos
Ears or heard; plural of ear, sense organ.
pacientes
Patient or audiences; ones who wait calmly.
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