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English → Pt Chapter I Level 3/10

Toto was not gray; he was a little black dog, with long silky hair and small black eyes that twinkled merrily on either side of his funny, wee nose.

Toto não era cinza; ele era um pequeno cachorro preto, com pelo longo e sedoso e pequenos olhos negros que brilhavam alegremente em cada lado do seu narizinho engraçado.

Toto played all day long, and Dorothy played with him, and loved him dearly.

Toto brincava o dia todo, e Dorothy brincava com ele, e o amava muito.

Today, however, they were not playing.

Hoje, porém, eles não estavam brincando.

Uncle Henry sat upon the doorstep and looked anxiously at the sky, which was even grayer than usual.

O Tio Henry sentou-se na soleira da porta e olhou ansiosamente para o céu, que estava ainda mais cinzento do que de costume.

Dorothy stood in the door with Toto in her arms, and looked at the sky too.

Dorothy ficou parada na porta com Toto nos braços, e também olhou para o céu.

Aunt Em was washing the dishes.

A Tia Em estava lavando a louça.

From the far north they heard a low wail of the wind, and Uncle Henry and Dorothy could see where the long grass bowed in waves before the coming storm.

Do extremo norte eles ouviram um lamento suave do vento, e o Tio Henry e Dorothy podiam ver onde a relva alta se curvava em ondas diante da tempestade que se aproximava.

There now came a sharp whistling in the air from the south, and as they turned their eyes that way they saw ripples in the grass coming from that direction also.

Agora vinha um agudo assobio no ar vindo do sul, e quando eles voltaram os olhos para aquele lado viram ondulações na relva vindo também daquela direção.

Suddenly Uncle Henry stood up.

De repente o Tio Henry se levantou.

"There's a cyclone coming, Em," he called to his wife.

"Está vindo um ciclone, Em," ele chamou para sua esposa.

"I'll go look after the stock."

"Vou cuidar do gado."

Then he ran toward the sheds where the cows and horses were kept.

Então ele correu em direção aos celeiros onde as vacas e os cavalos eram mantidos.

Aunt Em dropped her work and came to the door.

A Tia Em largou o seu trabalho e veio até a porta.

One glance told her of the danger close at hand.

Um único olhar lhe revelou o perigo próximo.

"Quick, Dorothy!" she screamed.

"Rápido, Dorothy!" ela gritou.

"Run for the cellar!"

"Corra para o porão!"

Toto jumped out of Dorothy's arms and hid under the bed, and the girl started to get him.

Toto pulou dos braços de Dorothy e se escondeu embaixo da cama, e a menina começou a pegá-lo.

Vocabulary

não
No, not; basic negation word
era
Was; past imperfect form of 'ser'
cinza
Gray; ash-colored
ele
He; third-person masculine singular pronoun
um
A, an; indefinite masculine article
pequeno
Small, little; describing size
cachorro
Dog; common domestic animal
preto
Black; dark color
com
With; preposition indicating accompaniment
pelo
Fur, hair; animal coat
longo
Long; extended in length
e
And; basic coordinating conjunction
sedoso
Silky, smooth like silk
pequenos
Small, little; plural masculine form
olhos
Eyes; organs of sight
negros
Black, dark; plural masculine adjective
que
That, which, who; relative pronoun
brilhavam
Shone, sparkled; past imperfect of 'brilhar'
alegremente
Happily, cheerfully; in a joyful manner
em
In, at, on; common preposition of location
cada
Each, every; distributive adjective
lado
Side; one of two opposite parts
do
Of the; contraction of 'de' and 'o'
seu
His, her, its, your; possessive pronoun
narizinho
Little nose; diminutive of 'nariz'
engraçado
Funny, amusing, cute; entertaining
brincava
Played; past imperfect of 'brincar'
o
The; definite masculine singular article
dia
Day; period of twenty-four hours
todo
All, entire, whole; complete
amava
Loved; past imperfect of 'amar'
muito
Very, much, a lot; intensifier
Hoje
Today; on this present day
porém
However, but; adversative conjunction
eles
They; third-person masculine plural pronoun
estavam
Were; past imperfect of 'estar'
brincando
Playing; present participle of 'brincar'
O
The; definite masculine singular article
Tio
Uncle; parent's brother or family title
sentou-se
Sat down; reflexive past of 'sentar'
na
In the, on the; contraction 'em' + 'a'
soleira
Doorstep, threshold; base of a door
da
Of the; contraction of 'de' and 'a'
porta
Door; entrance to a room or building
olhou
Looked; past tense of 'olhar'
ansiosamente
Anxiously, nervously; in a worried manner
para
To, for, toward; common preposition
céu
Sky, heaven; area above the earth
estava
Was; past imperfect singular of 'estar'
ainda
Still, yet, even; temporal adverb
mais
More, most; comparative adverb
cinzento
Gray, grayish; having a gray color
de
Of, from; basic possessive preposition
costume
Custom, habit, usual; common practice
ficou
Stayed, became, remained; past of 'ficar'
parada
Still, stopped, standing motionless
nos
In the, at the; plural contraction
braços
Arms; upper limbs of the body
também
Also, too, as well; additive adverb
A
The; definite feminine singular article
Tia
Aunt; parent's sister or family title
Em
In, at; preposition of place or time
lavando
Washing; present participle of 'lavar'
a
The; definite feminine singular article
louça
Dishes, crockery; tableware to be washed
Do
Of the, from the; contraction 'de' + 'o'
extremo
Extreme, far end; most distant point
norte
North; cardinal direction
ouviram
Heard; past tense plural of 'ouvir'
lamento
Moan, wail, lament; sorrowful sound
suave
Soft, gentle, mild; pleasant and smooth
vento
Wind; moving air current
podiam
Could; past imperfect plural of 'poder'
ver
To see; basic verb of vision
onde
Where; relative or interrogative adverb
relva
Grass, lawn; ground-covering vegetation
alta
Tall, high; elevated in height
se
Itself, oneself; reflexive pronoun
curvava
Bent, curved; past imperfect of 'curvar'
ondas
Waves; undulating movements or forms
diante
Before, in front of; spatial preposition
tempestade
Storm, tempest; violent weather event
aproximava
Approached, drew near; past imperfect of 'aproximar'
Agora
Now; at the present moment
vinha
Came; past imperfect of 'vir'
agudo
Sharp, shrill, acute; high-pitched sound
assobio
Whistle, whistling sound; sharp high noise
no
In the; contraction of 'em' and 'o'
ar
Air; atmosphere surrounding the earth
vindo
Coming; present participle of 'vir'
sul
South; cardinal direction
quando
When; temporal conjunction or adverb
voltaram
Turned, returned; past tense of 'voltar'
os
The; definite masculine plural article
aquele
That, that one; demonstrative pronoun
viram
Saw; past tense plural of 'ver'
ondulações
Undulations, ripples; wave-like movements
daquela
From that, of that; contraction 'de' + 'aquela'
direção
Direction; course or path of movement
De
Of, from; basic preposition
repente
Sudden; used in 'de repente' meaning suddenly
levantou
Raised, stood up; past tense of 'levantar'
Está
It is, there is; present tense of 'estar'
ciclone
Cyclone; powerful rotating storm system
chamou
Called, shouted; past tense of 'chamar'
sua
His, her, your; feminine possessive pronoun
esposa
Wife; female marriage partner
Vou
I'm going to; first-person of 'ir'
cuidar
To take care of, tend to; care verb
gado
Cattle, livestock; farm animals collectively
Então
Then, so, therefore; sequential connector
correu
Ran; past tense of 'correr'
aos
To the; contraction of 'a' and 'os'
celeiros
Barns, granaries; farm storage buildings
as
The; definite feminine plural article
vacas
Cows; female cattle on a farm
cavalos
Horses; large domesticated riding animals
eram
Were; past imperfect plural of 'ser'
mantidos
Kept, maintained; past participle of 'manter'
largou
Let go, dropped, released; past of 'largar'
trabalho
Work, job, task; productive activity
veio
Came; past tense of 'vir'
até
Until, up to, even; preposition or adverb
Um
A, one; indefinite masculine article
único
Single, unique, only one; sole
olhar
Look, glance; act of looking at something
lhe
To him, to her, to you; indirect pronoun
revelou
Revealed, showed; past tense of 'revelar'
perigo
Danger, peril; situation of potential harm
próximo
Near, close, next; nearby in space or time
Rápido
Quick, fast; moving with great speed
ela
She; third-person feminine singular pronoun
gritou
Shouted, screamed; past tense of 'gritar'
Corra
Run! imperative form of 'correr'
porão
Cellar, basement; underground part of building
pulou
Jumped, leaped; past tense of 'pular'
dos
Of the; contraction of 'de' and 'os'
escondeu
Hid; past tense of 'esconder'
embaixo
Under, underneath, below; spatial adverb
cama
Bed; furniture for sleeping
menina
Girl, young female; child or young woman
começou
Began, started; past tense of 'começar'
pegá-lo
To catch or grab him/it; infinitive plus pronoun
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