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English → Pt Full Text Level 9/10

Give up the moody brooding.

Abandone o melancólico devaneio.

His head vanished but the drone of his descending voice boomed out of the stairhead:

Sua cabeça desapareceu, mas o zumbido de sua voz que descia ecoou pelo alto da escada:

And no more turn aside and brood Upon love's bitter mystery For Fergus rules the brazen cars.

E não te voltes mais para ruminar O amargo mistério do amor Pois Fergus governa os carros de bronze.

Woodshadows floated silently by through the morning peace from the stairhead seaward where he gazed.

Sombras de árvores flutuavam silenciosamente pela paz da manhã, do alto da escada em direção ao mar onde ele fitava.

Inshore and farther out the mirror of water whitened, spurned by lightshod hurrying feet.

Perto da costa e mais além o espelho d'água embranquecia, desprezado por pés apressados de passos leves.

White breast of the dim sea.

Peito branco do mar sombrio.

The twining stresses, two by two.

Os acentos entrelaçados, dois a dois.

A hand plucking the harpstrings, merging their twining chords.

Uma mão dedilhando as cordas da harpa, fundindo seus acordes entrelaçados.

Wavewhite wedded words shimmering on the dim tide.

Palavras unidas brancas como ondas cintilando na maré sombria.

A cloud began to cover the sun slowly, wholly, shadowing the bay in deeper green.

Uma nuvem começou a cobrir o sol lentamente, por completo, lançando sobre a baía uma sombra de verde mais profundo.

It lay beneath him, a bowl of bitter waters.

Ela se estendia abaixo dele, uma bacia de águas amargas.

Fergus' song: I sang it alone in the house, holding down the long dark chords.

A canção de Fergus: eu a cantei sozinho na casa, sustentando os longos acordes sombrios.

Her door was open: she wanted to hear my music.

Sua porta estava aberta: ela queria ouvir minha música.

Silent with awe and pity I went to her bedside.

Silencioso de admiração e piedade, fui até o seu leito.

She was crying in her wretched bed.

Ela chorava em sua miserável cama.

For those words, Stephen: love's bitter mystery.

Por aquelas palavras, Stephen: o amargo mistério do amor.

Where now?

Onde agora?

Her secrets: old featherfans, tasselled dancecards, powdered with musk, a gaud of amber beads in her locked drawer.

Seus segredos: velhos leques de plumas, cartões de dança com borlas, polvilhados de almíscar, um enfeite de contas de âmbar em sua gaveta trancada.

A birdcage hung in the sunny window of her house when she was a girl.

Uma gaiola pendurava na janela ensolarada de sua casa quando ela era menina.

She heard old Royce sing in the pantomime of Turko the Terrible and laughed with others when he sang:

Ela ouviu o velho Royce cantar na pantomima de Turko o Terrível e riu com os outros quando ele cantou:

I am the boy That can enjoy Invisibility.

Sou o rapaz Que pode usufruir Da invisibilidade.

Phantasmal mirth, folded away: muskperfumed.

Alegria fantasmal, guardada: perfumada de almíscar.

And no more turn aside and brood.

E não te voltes mais para ruminar.

Vocabulary

Abandone
Abandon; leave behind or forsake completely.
melancólico
Melancholic; feeling or expressing sadness and gloom.
devaneio
Daydream or reverie; wandering thoughts and imagination.
Sua
Your or his/her; possessive pronoun in Portuguese.
cabeça
Head; the upper part of the human body.
desapareceu
Disappeared; vanished from sight or ceased to exist.
mas
But; used to contrast ideas or statements.
zumbido
Buzzing or humming sound; a low continuous noise.
de
Of; preposition indicating possession or relation.
sua
Your or his/her; possessive pronoun in Portuguese.
voz
Voice; sound produced by speaking or singing.
que
That or which; relative pronoun connecting clauses.
descia
Descended; went down gradually or came lower.
ecoou
Echoed; repeated sound bounced off surfaces.
pelo
By the or through the; contraction of preposition.
alto
High or loud; at great height or volume.
da
Of the; contraction indicating possession or relation.
escada
Staircase or stairs; steps for going up/down.
não
No or not; negation word in Portuguese.
te
You; direct object pronoun in Portuguese.
voltes
Return or turn back; second person singular subjunctive.
mais
More or plus; indicating greater quantity or degree.
para
For or to; preposition indicating direction or purpose.
ruminar
Ruminate; think repeatedly or dwell on thoughts.
amargo
Bitter; having sharp unpleasant taste or feeling.
mistério
Mystery; something unknown, secret, or puzzling.
do
Of the; contraction indicating possession or relation.
amor
Love; affection and deep feeling for someone.
Pois
Therefore or well; used for emphasis or continuation.
governa
Governs; rules or controls a territory or people.
os
The; masculine plural definite article in Portuguese.
carros
Carts or cars; vehicles for transport or travel.
bronze
Bronze; metal alloy of copper and tin.
Sombras
Shadows; dark areas created by blocking light.
árvores
Trees; large woody plants with leaves and branches.
flutuavam
Floated; moved lightly on or through air.
silenciosamente
Silently; without making noise or sound.
pela
By the or through the; contraction of preposition.
paz
Peace; state of calm and freedom from conflict.
manhã
Morning; early part of the day before noon.
em
In or on; preposition indicating location or time.
direção
Direction; course or path toward a destination.
ao
To the; contraction of preposition and article.
mar
Sea; large body of salt water.
onde
Where; at what place or in what situation.
ele
He; masculine third person singular pronoun.
fitava
Stared; looked intently or fixedly at something.
Perto
Near or close; at a short distance.
costa
Coast or back; shoreline or rear of body.
além
Beyond; on the far side of something.
espelho
Mirror; reflective surface for seeing one's image.
água
Water; clear liquid essential for life.
embranquecia
Whitened or turned white; became pale or white.
desprezado
Despised or scorned; treated with contempt or disdain.
por
By or for; preposition indicating agent or purpose.
pés
Feet; plural of foot, lower extremities.
apressados
Hurried or rushed; moving with haste and speed.
passos
Steps or footsteps; movements of feet while walking.
leves
Light or gentle; not heavy or burdensome.
Peito
Chest or breast; front of human upper body.
branco
White; color of snow or milk.
sombrio
Dark or gloomy; lacking light or cheerfulness.
Os
The; masculine plural definite article in Portuguese.
acentos
Accents or tones; distinctive pronunciation or emphasis marks.
entrelaçados
Interlaced or intertwined; woven or linked together.
dois
Two; number following one in counting sequence.
Uma
A or one; feminine singular indefinite article.
mão
Hand; limb with fingers at end of arm.
dedilhando
Plucking or strumming; playing strings with fingers.
as
The; feminine plural definite article in Portuguese.
cordas
Strings or cords; thin flexible lines or strands.
harpa
Harp; stringed musical instrument played with fingers.
fundindo
Merging or blending; combining or fusing together.
seus
His or her or their; possessive pronoun.
acordes
Chords; combinations of musical notes sounded together.
Palavras
Words; units of language with meaning.
unidas
United or joined; connected together as one.
brancas
White; feminine plural form of white color.
como
Like or as; used for comparison or manner.
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