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Vocabulary 1
English
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| DRAG - What a drag! | chatice |
| BY - By the window. | perto |
| SIDEWALK - Mrs. Elliot and her baby are on the sidewalk. | calçada |
| PALE - He is so pale! | pálido |
| WEIRD - A weird person for a weird house. | estranho(a) |
| CROOK - Is he a good man or is he a crook? | bandido, trapaceiro |
| CROOKED - Her teeth are so crooked. | torto |
| FIND OUT - Find out about Mr.X. | descobrir |
| DEADLINE | prazo final |
| NIGHTSTAND - There is a medicine on the nightstand. | cabeceira |
| BITE / HOLE - The dog bites a hole in his pants. | morder / buraco |
| CURTAIN - There is someone behind the curtain in the living room. | cortina |
| SCOUT - There is a girl scout meeting on Fridays. | escoteiro(a) |
| KIDNAPPER - Maybe Mr. X. is a kidnapper. | seqüestrador |
| PRAY - Is he praying in his bedroom? | rezar |
| GOAT | cabra |
| DEER | veado |
| How long have you been here? | Há quanto tempo você está aqui? |
| Have you ever been in Brazil? | Você já esteve no Brasil? |
| ARGUE - Seth was arguing with his sister. | discutir |
| DIAPER - Miranda was changing her baby's diaper. | fralda |
| CHEW - My dog was chewing a bone when a cat came in. | mastigar |
| REHEARSE - We were rehearsing for a play when you arrived. | ensaiar |
| GET HERE - It was raining hard when my cousin got here. | chegar aqui |
| TWIST - Lennon was dancing when he twisted his ankle. | torcer |
| SPEECH - My cousin was giving a speech whe he lost his voice. | discurso |
| TOENAIL - My aunt was doing her toenails when she cut her toe. | unha do pé |
| CHOKE ON - My daughter was laughing when she choked on a piece of candy. | engasgar |
| CHOKE - Stop it right now! You are chokking my dog! | estrangular, sufocar |
| RIDE - My mom was riding a horse when she fell and broke her arm. / Jack was riding his bike. | montar - cavalo, bicicleta |
| RIDE - Bobby was walking home when his friend offered a ride. | carona |
| FIRE - George was working at his office when his boss fired him. | despedir |
| STRAY - Bob was running when he found a stray dog in the park. | animal vadio, perder-se |
| SCREAM - Lucy was screaming when her mother told her to be quiet. | gritar |
| CHOP - I was chopping vegetables when I cut my finger this morning. | picar, cortar |
| He was walking his dog. | Ele estava passeando com o seu cachorro. |
| SPRAIN - I was dancing at a party when I sprained my ankle. | torcer |
| WRIST - I was jumping on a trampoline when I broke my wrist. | punho |
| COMPLAIN - James was playing his guitar when the neighbor complained about the noise. | queixar-se |
| PLUCK/ EYEBROW - Helena was plucking her eyebrow when she cut her eye. | arrancar / sombrancelha |
| SINK - We weren’t sailing to Phuket when our boat sank. | afundar |
| FAINT - She wasn’t breathing fast when she fainted. | desmaiar |
| CHASE/ MICE/ DOWNSTAIRS - It wasn’t chasing mice when it fell downstairs. | perseguir/ camundongo/ para baixo |
| BULB - Was Tom changing the light bulb? | lâmpada elétrica |
| SUNBATHE - Was Lucy sunbathing? | tomar sol |
| SCRAP - Yes, I was scraping the paint off the wall. | raspar, jogar fora |
| TIRE - Precious was changing a tire. | pneu |
| HEAD - She was heading home. | ir em direção |
| CART - Was Debra pushing a cart? | carrinho de compras |
| COURT - We were playing basketball when somebody threw an empty bottle in the court. | quintal, jardim |
| BREAK INTO - The Simpsons were sleeping when someone broke into their house. | invadir, penetrar |
| ELBOW | cotovelo |
| LAND/ BELLY - I was floating in my pool when something landed on my belly. | pousar/ barriga |
| RUDENESS/ TOWARDS/ PEERS - They need to talk someone about his rudeness towards his peers. | grosseria/ para com/ pares |
| BUDDY - If you are diving you need someone to be your diving buddy. | companheiro |
| LET - Mrs. Ashmore letting her flowers get ruined. | deixar |
| WILLING - Sylvia willing to go to Mrs. Ashmore’s house. | disposto |
| GET RID OF - Mrs. Ashmore asking Sylvia to get rid of the cat. | livrar-se |
| HIKE - He was hiking when something bit him. | caminhada |
| BLOW UP - We were interviewing the actors when something blew up outside. | explodir |
| POUR/ SPILL/ SKIRT - Someone was pouring champagne on my glass when it spilt on my skirt. | despejar/ derramar (liquido)/ saia |
| NAP - I was taking a nap when someone woke me up. | cochilo |
| DROWN - He was drowning when someone pulled him out the water. | afogar |
| HIT/ BOTTOM - We were sailing when something hit the bottom of our ship. | bater/ fundo |
| STUFF - I was paying for my stuff when someone called me. | coisas, materiais |
| MEAN - How can somebody be so mean? | mesquinho |
| THROAT - Carly could sing very well before she had a throat surgery. | garganta |
| STILL - He couldn’t stay still. | quieto |
| ACHE - My head aches. | doer |
| MUGGED - He was mugged. | assaltado |
| POSTPONE - You shouldn’t postpone your history paper. | adiar |
| CUES - Use the cues to tell her what to do. | pistas |
| SKIP - You shouldn’t skip lunch. | pular |
| Guess what! | Adivinhe |
| RAW - He shouldn’t eat raw fish more often. | cru |
| FORBIDDEN - You mustn’t smoke here. It’s forbidden. | proibido |
| MAID - She should get a maid to clean it. | empregada |
| DROP - When you drop a cat, it may fall on its feet. | soltar, deixar cair |
| DEAF/ SUCH - She may go deaf by listening to such loud music. | surdo/ aquela |
| NARROW - Narrow is the opposite of wide. | estreito |
| OVERCOAT - I’m going to put my overcoat. It’s cold outside. | sobretudo |
| AFFORD - I can’t afford that dress. It’s too expensive. | permitir-se |
| BLOW/ AWAY - This boy is so thin the wind may blow him away. | soprar/ para longe, embora |
| FANCY - He’s right in front of that fancy restaurant. | extravagante |
| BESIDE - Mark is that handsome man beside that car. | ao lado, perto |
| LIVELY - I like this pub because the people are lively and the music is great. | animada |
| WHICH - Which is like what, but we use which when a small number of possibilities. | qual – entre duas opções |
| MESS - After eating and cleaning all the mess, she takes a bath. | bagunça |
| MESSY - That was the messiest office I have ever been to. | bagunçado |
| HONK/ HORN - She drives nicely and nobody honks the horn at her. | buzinar/ buzina |
| GATHER - Gathering friends. | reunir |
| BITTER - This coffee is so bitter. | amargo |
| FABRIC/ SMOOTH - This fabric is so smooth. | tecido/ suave |
| SPOTLESS - This such a spotless floor. | impecável, limpo |
| CREEPY - That such a creepy place. | arrepiante |
| SCARY - That such a scary movie. / The Superman ride is scarier than the Vortex ride. | assustador |
| BRUISE/ TENDER - My bruise is so tender. | machucado/ sensível |
| FOUL - This is such a foul smell. | desagradável, podre, poluído |
| FARTHER/ FURTHER - South Korea is farther/ further than Cambodia. | mais longe |
| WISE/ WISER | sábio, mais sábio |