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English → Pt HAWBERK, ARMOURER. Level 7/10

"Is it nonsense," I asked, managing to suppress what I felt, "is it nonsense when he says that the tassets and cuissards of the enamelled suit of armour commonly known as the 'Prince's Emblazoned' can be found among a mass of rusty theatrical properties, broken stoves and ragpicker's refuse in a garret in Pell Street?"

"É um absurdo," perguntei, conseguindo suprimir o que sentia, "é um absurdo quando ele diz que os tassetes e cuissards da armadura esmaltada comumente conhecida como 'Emblema do Príncipe' podem ser encontrados entre uma massa de adereços teatrais enferrujados, fogões quebrados e refugos de trapeiro num sótão na Rua Pell?"

Hawberk's hammer fell to the ground, but he picked it up and asked, with a great deal of calm, how I knew that the tassets and left cuissard were missing from the "Prince's Emblazoned."

O martelo de Hawberk caiu no chão, mas ele o apanhou e perguntou, com bastante calma, como eu sabia que os tassetes e o cuissard esquerdo estavam faltando no "Emblema do Príncipe".

"I did not know until Mr. Wilde mentioned it to me the other day. He said they were in the garret of 998 Pell Street."

"Eu não sabia até que o Sr. Wilde me mencionou outro dia. Ele disse que estavam no sótão do número 998 da Rua Pell."

"Nonsense," he cried, but I noticed his hand trembling under his leathern apron.

"Absurdo", exclamou ele, mas percebi que sua mão tremia sob seu avental de couro.

"Is this nonsense too?" I asked pleasantly, "is it nonsense when Mr. Wilde continually speaks of you as the Marquis of Avonshire and of Miss Constance—"

"Isso também é absurdo?" perguntei agradavelmente, "é absurdo quando o Sr. Wilde continuamente fala de você como o Marquês de Avonshire e da Srta. Constance—"

I did not finish, for Constance had started to her feet with terror written on every feature.

Eu não terminei, pois Constance havia se levantado com o terror estampado em cada traço do rosto.

Hawberk looked at me and slowly smoothed his leathern apron.

Hawberk olhou para mim e lentamente alisou seu avental de couro.

"That is impossible," he observed, "Mr. Wilde may know a great many things—"

"Isso é impossível", observou ele, "o Sr. Wilde pode saber muitas coisas—"

"About armour, for instance, and the 'Prince's Emblazoned,'" I interposed, smiling.

"Sobre armaduras, por exemplo, e o 'Emblema do Príncipe'" interpus eu, sorrindo.

"Yes," he continued, slowly, "about armour also—may be—but he is wrong in regard to the Marquis of Avonshire, who, as you know, killed his wife's traducer years ago, and went to Australia where he did not long survive his wife."

"Sim", continuou ele, lentamente, "sobre armaduras também — talvez — mas ele está errado em relação ao Marquês de Avonshire, que, como você sabe, matou o difamador de sua esposa há anos, e foi para a Austrália, onde não sobreviveu muito tempo à sua esposa."

"Mr.

"Sr.

Vocabulary

É
eh — Is; third person singular of 'ser' (to be).
um
oom — A; indefinite article, masculine singular.
absurdo
ab-SOOR-doo — Absurd; something ridiculous or unreasonable.
perguntei
per-goon-TAY — I asked; first person past tense of 'perguntar'.
conseguindo
kon-se-GEEN-doo — Managing; present participle of 'conseguir' (to manage).
suprimir
soo-pree-MEER — To suppress; to hold back or restrain something.
o
oo — The; definite article, masculine singular.
que
ke — That/what; relative pronoun or conjunction.
sentia
sen-CHEE-ah — Felt; imperfect past of 'sentir' (to feel).
é
eh — Is; third person singular present of 'ser'.
quando
KWAN-doo — When; temporal conjunction linking two events.
ele
EH-le — He; third person masculine singular pronoun.
diz
deez — Says; third person singular present of 'dizer'.
os
ooz — The; definite article, masculine plural.
e
e — And; basic coordinating conjunction.
da
dah — Of the; contraction of 'de' and 'a' (feminine).
armadura
ar-ma-DOO-rah — Armor; protective metal suit worn in battle.
esmaltada
ez-mal-TAH-dah — Enameled; coated or decorated with enamel finish.
comumente
ko-moo-MEN-te — Commonly; in a usual or widespread manner.
conhecida
ko-nye-SEE-dah — Known; recognized or familiar to people.
como
KO-moo — As/like; conjunction or preposition of comparison.
Emblema
em-BLEH-mah — Emblem; a symbolic badge or representative design.
do
doo — Of the; contraction of 'de' and 'o' (masculine).
Príncipe
PREEN-see-pe — Prince; a male member of a royal family.
podem
POH-dayn — Can/may; third person plural present of 'poder'.
ser
sair — To be; fundamental verb indicating identity or state.
encontrados
en-kon-TRAH-dooz — Found; past participle of 'encontrar', masculine plural.
entre
EN-tre — Among/between; preposition indicating a middle position.
uma
OO-mah — A; indefinite article, feminine singular.
massa
MAH-sah — Mass/pile; a large quantity or heap of things.
adereços
ah-de-REH-sooz — Props; objects used as accessories in theater.
teatrais
te-ah-TRAHYS — Theatrical; relating to theater or dramatic performance.
enferrujados
en-fe-hoo-ZHAH-dooz — Rusty; covered with rust from oxidation.
fogões
fo-GOYNS — Stoves; cooking appliances using heat or fire.
quebrados
ke-BRAH-dooz — Broken; damaged and no longer functioning properly.
refugos
he-FOO-gooz — Refuse/junk; discarded or rejected worthless items.
num
noom — In a; contraction of 'em' and 'um'.
sótão
SOH-tahn — Attic; the uppermost storage space under a roof.
na
nah — In the; contraction of 'em' and 'a'.
Rua
HOO-ah — Street; a road in an urban area.
martelo
mar-TEH-loo — Hammer; a tool used for striking or shaping.
caiu
kah-YOO — Fell; third person past of 'cair' (to fall).
no
noo — In the/on the; masculine contraction of 'em'+'o'.
chão
SHOWN — Floor/ground; the surface one walks or stands on.
mas
mahz — But; adversative conjunction indicating contrast.
apanhou
ah-pan-YOH — Caught/grabbed; past tense of 'apanhar'.
perguntou
per-goon-TOH — Asked; third person past of 'perguntar'.
com
kon — With; preposition indicating accompaniment or manner.
bastante
bas-TAN-te — Quite/enough; indicating a sufficient or notable degree.
calma
KAL-mah — Calm; a state of tranquility or composure.
eu
eh-oo — I; first person singular subject pronoun.
sabia
sah-BEE-ah — Knew; imperfect past of 'saber' (to know).
esquerdo
es-KAIR-doo — Left; referring to the left side or direction.
estavam
es-TAH-vahn — Were; third person plural imperfect of 'estar'.
faltando
fal-TAN-doo — Missing; present participle of 'faltar' (to be lacking).
Eu
eh-oo — I; first person singular subject pronoun.
não
nown — No/not; basic negation word in Portuguese.
até
ah-TEH — Until/even; preposition indicating limit or degree.
Sr.
se-NYOR — Mr.; abbreviation of 'Senhor', a title of respect.
me
me — Me; first person singular object pronoun.
mencionou
men-syo-NOH — Mentioned; past tense of 'mencionar' (to mention).
outro
OH-troo — Other/another; indicating a different or additional thing.
dia
JEE-ah — Day; a 24-hour period of time.
Ele
EH-le — He; third person masculine singular subject pronoun.
disse
JEE-se — Said; third person past of 'dizer' (to say).
número
NOO-me-roo — Number; a numerical value or identifier.
Absurdo
ab-SOOR-doo — Absurd; something illogical or ridiculously unreasonable.
exclamou
eks-klah-MOH — Exclaimed; past tense of 'exclamar' (to exclaim).
percebi
per-se-BEE — I noticed; first person past of 'perceber'.
sua
SOO-ah — His/her/your; possessive pronoun, feminine singular.
mão
mown — Hand; the body part at the end of the arm.
tremia
tre-MEE-ah — Trembled; imperfect past of 'tremer' (to tremble).
sob
sob — Under/beneath; preposition indicating a lower position.
seu
SEH-oo — His/her/your; possessive pronoun, masculine singular.
avental
ah-ven-TAL — Apron; a protective garment worn over clothing.
couro
KOH-roo — Leather; material made from animal hide.
Isso
EE-soo — That/this; demonstrative pronoun referring to something near.
também
tam-BAYN — Also/too; additive adverb indicating inclusion.
agradavelmente
ah-grah-DAH-vel-men-te — Pleasantly; in a pleasing or agreeable manner.
continuamente
kon-tee-nwah-MEN-te — Continuously; without interruption or stopping.
fala
FAH-lah — Speaks; third person singular present of 'falar'.
você
vo-SAY — You; second person singular informal pronoun.
Marquês
mar-KAYS — Marquess; a nobleman ranking above an earl.
Srta.
se-NYO-rah — Miss; abbreviation of 'Senhorita', title for unmarried women.
terminei
ter-mee-NAY — I finished; first person past of 'terminar'.
pois
poysh — Because/for; conjunction indicating cause or reason.
havia
ah-VEE-ah — Had; imperfect past of 'haver' (auxiliary verb).
se
se — Herself/himself; reflexive pronoun for third person.
levantado
le-van-TAH-doo — Risen/stood up; past participle of 'levantar'.
terror
te-HOHR — Terror; extreme fear or dread.
estampado
es-tam-PAH-doo — Stamped/imprinted; visibly marked or expressed clearly.
em
ayn — In/on/at; basic locative preposition.
cada
KAH-dah — Each/every; distributive adjective for all items.
traço
TRAH-soo — Feature/trait; a line or characteristic of a face.
rosto
HOHS-too — Face; the front part of a person's head.
olhou
ol-YOH — Looked; third person past of 'olhar' (to look).
para
PAH-rah — For/to/toward; preposition indicating direction or purpose.
mim
meen — Me; first person singular prepositional object pronoun.
lentamente
len-tah-MEN-te — Slowly; in a slow or unhurried manner.
alisou
ah-lee-ZOH — Smoothed; past tense of 'alisar' (to smooth).
impossível
eem-po-SEE-vel — Impossible; not able to occur or be done.
observou
ob-ser-VOH — Observed/remarked; past tense of 'observar'.
pode
POH-de — Can/may; third person singular present of 'poder'.
saber
sah-BAIR — To know; infinitive of knowing facts or information.
muitas
MWEE-tahs — Many; feminine plural of 'muito' (much/many).
coisas
KOY-zahs — Things; general plural noun for objects or matters.
Sobre
SOH-bre — About/on; preposition indicating a subject or topic.
armaduras
ar-mah-DOO-rahs — Armors; plural of protective metal battle suits.
por
por — By/for/through; versatile preposition with multiple uses.
exemplo
e-ZAYM-ploo — Example; an instance illustrating a general rule.
sorrindo
so-HEEN-doo — Smiling; present participle of 'sorrir' (to smile).
Sim
seen — Yes; basic affirmative response word.
continuou
kon-tee-NWOH — Continued; past tense of 'continuar' (to continue).
sobre
SOH-bre — About/over; preposition of topic or position.
talvez
tal-VAYZ — Perhaps/maybe; adverb expressing uncertainty or possibility.
está
es-TAH — Is; third person singular present of 'estar'.
errado
e-HAH-doo — Wrong; incorrect or mistaken about something.
relação
he-lah-SOWN — Relation/relationship; a connection between people or things.
ao
ow — To the; masculine contraction of 'a'+'o'.
sabe
SAH-be — Knows; third person singular present of 'saber'.
matou
mah-TOH — Killed; past tense of 'matar' (to kill).
difamador
jee-fah-mah-DOHR — Defamer/slanderer; one who spreads false damaging statements.
esposa
es-POH-zah — Wife; a female marriage partner.
ah — Ago/there is; used for time past or existence.
anos
AH-nooz — Years; plural of 'ano', a unit of time.
foi
foy — Went/was; past tense of 'ir' or 'ser'.
a
ah — The/to; feminine definite article or preposition.
Austrália
ows-TRAH-lyah — Australia; a country and continent in the Pacific.
onde
ON-de — Where; relative adverb or interrogative of place.
sobreviveu
so-bre-vee-VEH-oo — Survived; past tense of 'sobreviver' (to survive).
muito
MWEE-too — Very/much; adverb or adjective of great degree.
tempo
TEM-poo — Time/weather; duration or atmospheric conditions.
à
ah — To the; feminine contraction of 'a'+'a'.
Sr
se-NYOR — Mr.; abbreviated title of respect for a man.
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