Chapt 1

Question 1

afford

Answer 1

afford (v.)

Pronunciation: uh-fawrd

Translation: dar/ proporcionar

Sentence: …his family could not afford to buy it very often.

Question 2

hide

Answer 2

hide (v.)

Pronunciation: hahyd

Translation: esconder

Sentence: Jacques remembers how he used to take some and go hide under the table.

Question 3

get to

Answer 3

get to (v.)

Pronunciation: get

Translation: para chegar a

Sentence: At the factory, visitors get to watch how it happens through eleven-foot-tall windows.

Question 4

offer

Answer 4

offer (v.)

Pronunciation: aw-fer

Translation: oferecer

Sentence: Jacques offers visitors the chance to see how dusty brown cocoa beans are turned into beautiful chocolates.

Question 5

turn into

Answer 5

turn into (v.)

Pronunciation: turn into

Translation: transformar em

Sentence: Jacques offers visitors the chance to see how dusty brown cocoa beans are turned into beautiful chocolates.

Question 6

share

Answer 6

share (v.)

Pronunciation: shair

Translation: compartilhar

Sentence: It’s clear that many people share Jacques’ love of chocolate.

Question 7

researcher

Answer 7

researcher (n.)

Pronunciation: ri-surch

Translation: pesquisador

Sentence: Many researchers have asked
this question…

Question 8

find

Answer 8

find (v.)

Pronunciation: fahynd

Translation: encontrar

Sentence: Scientists have found that chocolate has more than 300 different chemicals in it.

Question 9

melt

Answer 9

melt (v.)

Pronunciation: melt

Translation: fundir/ derreter

Sentence: Which ones give us the good feelings we get when chocolate melts in the mouth?

Question 10

figure out

Answer 10

figure out (v.)

Pronunciation: fig-yer out

Translation: descobrir

Sentence: That has been diffi cult to fi gure out.

Question 11

suggest

Answer 11

suggest (v.)

Pronunciation: suh g-jest

Translation: sugerir

Sentence: Jacques Torres suggests a different way to think about chocolate.

Question 12

professional

Answer 12

professional (adj.)

Pronunciation: pruh-fesh-uh-nl

Translation: profissional

Sentence: Jacques became a professional chef.

Question 13

dusty

Answer 13

dusty (adj.)

Pronunciation: duhs-tee

Translation: empoeirado

Sentence: Jacques offers visitors the chance to see how dusty brown cocoa beans are turned into beautiful chocolates.

Question 14

average

Answer 14

average (adj.)

Pronunciation: av-er-ij

Translation: média

Sentence: The average person there eats about 22 pounds of chocolate a year.

Question 15

however

Answer 15

however (p.)

Pronunciation: hou-ev-er

Translation: Contudo/ Porém/ Entretanto

Sentence: However, no one thinks of New York City as the world capital of chocolate.