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The Council with the Munchkins

O Conselho com os Munchkins

She was awakened by a shock, so sudden and severe that if Dorothy had not been lying on the soft bed she might have been hurt.

Ela foi despertada por um choque tão súbito e violento que, se Dorothy não estivesse deitada na cama macia, poderia ter se machucado.

As it was, the jar made her catch her breath and wonder what had happened; and Toto put his cold little nose into her face and whined dismally.

Mesmo assim, o solavanco fez com que ela prendesse a respiração e se perguntasse o que havia acontecido; e Totó enfiou seu narizinho frio em seu rosto e ganindo lamentavelmente.

Dorothy sat up and noticed that the house was not moving; nor was it dark, for the bright sunshine came in at the window, flooding the little room.

Dorothy se sentou e percebeu que a casa não estava se movendo; nem estava escuro, pois a luz solar brilhante entrava pela janela, inundando o pequeno quarto.

She sprang from her bed and with Toto at her heels ran and opened the door.

Ela saltou da cama e, com Totó a seus calcanhares, correu e abriu a porta.

The little girl gave a cry of amazement and looked about her, her eyes growing bigger and bigger at the wonderful sights she saw.

A menina soltou um grito de espanto e olhou ao seu redor, seus olhos ficando cada vez maiores diante das maravilhas que via.

The cyclone had set the house down very gently—for a cyclone—in the midst of a country of marvelous beauty.

O ciclone havia pousado a casa muito suavemente — para um ciclone — no meio de uma região de beleza maravilhosa.

There were lovely patches of greensward all about, with stately trees bearing rich and luscious fruits.

Havia belos trechos de gramado verdejante por toda parte, com árvores majestosas carregando frutos ricos e suculentos.

Banks of gorgeous flowers were on every hand, and birds with rare and brilliant plumage sang and fluttered in the trees and bushes.

Canteiros de flores deslumbrantes estavam por todos os lados, e pássaros com plumagem rara e brilhante cantavam e esvoaçavam nas árvores e arbustos.

A little way off was a small brook, rushing and sparkling along between green banks, and murmuring in a voice very grateful to a little girl who had lived so long on the dry, gray prairies.

Um pouco mais adiante havia um pequeno riacho, correndo e cintilando entre margens verdes, e murmurando com uma voz muito agradável para uma menina que havia vivido tanto tempo nas pradarias secas e cinzentas.

While she stood looking eagerly at the strange and beautiful sights, she noticed coming toward her a group of the queerest people she had ever seen.

Enquanto ela ficava olhando ansiosamente para as paisagens estranhas e belas, ela notou aproximando-se dela um grupo das pessoas mais estranhas que jamais havia visto.

Vocabulary

Conselho
Council or advice given to someone
despertada
Awakened or roused from sleep
choque
Shock or sudden jarring impact felt
súbito
Sudden or happening without prior warning
violento
Violent or forceful in nature
estivesse
Past subjunctive of 'estar': 'were' or 'was'
deitada
Lying down in a resting position
cama
Bed used for sleeping or resting
macia
Soft and gentle to the touch
poderia
Conditional form of 'poder': 'could' or 'might'
machucado
Hurt or injured physically
Mesmo
Even or same; used for emphasis
assim
Adverb meaning 'even so' or 'thus'
solavanco
Jolt or sudden rough bump experienced
prendesse
Past subjunctive of 'prender': 'to hold' or 'catch'
respiração
The act of breathing; breath
perguntasse
Past subjunctive of 'perguntar': 'to ask'
havia
Imperfect of 'haver': 'there was' or 'had'
acontecido
Past participle of 'acontecer': 'happened' or 'occurred'
enfiou
Pushed or thrust something into a place
narizinho
Diminutive of 'nariz': little nose
frio
Cold in temperature or feeling
rosto
Face or the front of the head
ganindo
Whining or yelping like a dog
lamentavelmente
Sadly or in a pitiful mournful manner
sentou
Past tense of 'sentar': 'sat down'
percebeu
Realized or noticed something for the first time
casa
House or home where one lives
movendo
Moving or being in motion
nem
Conjunction meaning 'nor' or 'not even'
escuro
Dark or lacking light
pois
Conjunction meaning 'because' or 'since'
luz
Light from the sun or artificial source
solar
Relating to the sun or sunlight
brilhante
Bright, shining, or brilliant in appearance
entrava
Imperfect of 'entrar': 'was entering' or 'came in'
janela
Window in a wall or building
inundando
Flooding or filling completely with something
pequeno
Small or little in size
quarto
Room used for sleeping; bedroom
saltou
Jumped or leaped from a position
calcanhares
Heels of the feet
correu
Past tense of 'correr': 'ran' quickly
abriu
Past tense of 'abrir': 'opened' something
porta
Door allowing entry or exit
menina
Girl or young female child
soltou
Released or let out suddenly
grito
Shout or cry of strong emotion
espanto
Astonishment or sudden fright and surprise
olhou
Past tense of 'olhar': 'looked' at something
redor
Surroundings or area around a person
olhos
Eyes, the organs used for seeing
ficando
Becoming or staying in a state
cada
Adjective meaning 'each' or 'every'
vez
Time or instance of something occurring
maiores
Comparative plural of 'grande': 'bigger' or 'larger'
diante
In front of or before something
maravilhas
Wonders or marvels that inspire amazement
via
Imperfect of 'ver': 'was seeing' or 'saw'
ciclone
Cyclone or violent rotating windstorm
pousado
Landed or settled down gently somewhere
suavemente
Gently or softly in a smooth manner
meio
Middle or center of something
região
Region or geographic area of land
beleza
Beauty or quality of being beautiful
maravilhosa
Wonderful or marvelous and amazing
Havia
Imperfect of 'haver': 'there were' or 'existed'
belos
Masculine plural of 'belo': 'beautiful' or 'lovely'
trechos
Stretches or sections of land or text
gramado
Lawn or grassy area of land
verdejante
Lush and green with fresh vegetation
parte
Part or portion of a whole
árvores
Trees, tall woody plants in nature
majestosas
Majestic or impressively grand and stately
carregando
Carrying or bearing something such as fruit
frutos
Fruits produced by trees or plants
ricos
Rich or abundant in quality or quantity
suculentos
Juicy or succulent with rich moisture
Canteiros
Flower beds or garden plots
flores
Flowers, colorful blooms of plants
deslumbrantes
Dazzling or stunningly beautiful to behold
lados
Sides or directions around a place
pássaros
Birds of various species found in nature
plumagem
Plumage or the feathers covering a bird
rara
Rare or uncommon and unusual
cantavam
Imperfect of 'cantar': 'were singing'
esvoaçavam
Were fluttering or flitting about
arbustos
Shrubs or bushes growing in a garden
pouco
A little or small amount of something
adiante
Ahead or further forward in distance
riacho
Stream or small flowing body of water
correndo
Running or flowing swiftly in motion
cintilando
Sparkling or glittering with reflected light
entre
Preposition meaning 'between' or 'among'
margens
Banks or edges of a river or stream
verdes
Green in color, plural form
murmurando
Murmuring or making a soft gentle sound
voz
Voice or sound produced by speaking
agradável
Pleasant or agreeable to the senses
vivido
Past participle of 'viver': 'lived' or 'experienced'
tanto
So much or so many in quantity
tempo
Time or weather, depending on context
pradarias
Prairies or wide open grassy plains
secas
Dry or lacking moisture, feminine plural
cinzentas
Gray or ashen in color, feminine plural
Enquanto
While or during the time that
ficava
Imperfect of 'ficar': 'was staying' or 'remained'
olhando
Looking at or gazing upon something
ansiosamente
Anxiously or with curiosity and eagerness
paisagens
Landscapes or scenic views of nature
estranhas
Strange or unfamiliar and unusual
belas
Beautiful or lovely, feminine plural form
notou
Noticed or observed something for the first time
aproximando-se
Approaching or drawing nearer to a place
grupo
Group or collection of people together
pessoas
People or persons in general
jamais
Never or at no time ever before
visto
Past participle of 'ver': 'seen' before
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