Lazarillo de Tormes 3 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

Lazarillo had to steal (rob) the food that the blind man guarded in the sack.

A

Lazarillo tenía que robar la comida que el ciego guardaba en el saco.

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(drinking) straw; hole; to fool: Lazarillo made a hole in (to) the jar where the old man had the wine. He drank the wine with a straw. At first he fooled the blind man.

A

la paja; el agujero; engañar: Lazarillo le hizo un agujero a la jarra donde el viejo tenía el vino. Se bebía el vino con una paja. Al principio engañó al ciego.

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One day the blind man discovered the trick. He grabbed the jar and threw it forcefully (with force) at the face of Lazarillo.

A

Un día el ciego descubrió el engaño. Él agarró la jarra y la tiró con fuerza a la cara de Lazarillo.

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consciousness: Lazarillo lost consciousness. The pieces of the jar cut his entire face and broke his teeth.

A

el sentido: Lazarillo perdió el sentido. Los pedazos de la jarra le cortaron toda la cara y le rompieron los dientes.

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5
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The blind man was [a] cruel master.

A

El ciego era amo cruel.

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6
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The counting of the grapes

A

El cuento de las uvas

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7
Q

To earn their living the blind man and Lazarillo went from village to village (of village in village).

A

Para ganarse la vida el ciego y Lazarillo iban de pueblo en pueblo.

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remedies; in exchange for: The blind man recommended remedies to the people (persons) and prayed for them in exchange for food or money.

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Los remedios; cambio de: El ciego recomendaba remedios a las personas y rezaba por ellas a cambio de comida o dinero.

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season (station); harvest: One day the two arrived at (to) a village in the season of [the] grape harvest.

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la estación; la cosecha: Un día los dos llegaron a un pueblo en la estación de cosecha de uvas.

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10
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The blind man said, “Lazarillo, now I want to be generous with you.”

A

El ciego dijo, -Lazarillo, ahora quiero ser generoso contigo.-

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11
Q

“You take a grape and I’ll take another.”

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-Tú tomas una uva y yo tomo otra.-

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The blind man started to take the grapes two at a time (two by two) (of two in two).

A

El ciego empezó a tomar las uvas de dos en dos.

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13
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Lazarillo should have complained, but he simply started taking the grapes three by three.

A

Lazarillo debería haberse quejado, pero simplemente comenzó a tomar las uvas de tres en tres.

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14
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trick: The blind man caught (trapped) Lazarillo playing a trick.

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el engaño: El ciego entrapó a Lazarillo jugando un engaño.

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15
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cleverness (astuteness): Then Lazarillo discovered how clever his master was (of the great cleverness of his master).

A

la astucia: Entonces se dio cuenta de la gran astucia de su amo.

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16
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Lazarillo decides to leave the blind man

A

Lazarillo decide dejar al ciego

17
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Seeing the maltreatment and cruelty of the old man, Lazarillo decided to leave him.

A

Viendo el maltrato y la crueldad del viejo, Lazarillo decidió dejarlo.

18
Q

Lazarillo went to the village of Torrijos.

A

Lazarillo fue al pueblo de Torrijos.

19
Q

Lazarillo meets (encounters) another master

A

Lazarillo encuentra a otro amo

20
Q

to donate (give charity); to beg (ask for charity); can you spare something (a charity), sir?

A

dar limosna; pedir limosna; ¡una limosna, señor!