Lazarillo de Tormes 2 Flashcards

(20 cards)

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inn: The mother went to work at an inn.

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el mesón: La madre fue a trabajar a un mesón.

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2
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blind man: A blind man arrived at the inn.

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el ciego: Un ciego llegó al mesón.

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The blind man asked the mother to let (that she give (subj.)) Lazarillo [permission to] serve as his guide (in order that he serve (subj.)) him of guide).

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El ciego pidió a la madre que le diera a Lazarillo para que le sirviera de guía.

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The blind man promised to care for him (Lazarillo) as a son.

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El ciego prometió cuidarlo como a un hijo.

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The mother accepted [the blind man’s proposal] with sadness and said goodbye to her son.

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La madre aceptó con tristeza y se despidió a su hijo.

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The blind man was a clever and greedy (avaricious) man.

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El ciego era un hombre listo y avaro.

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When Lazarillo and the blind man left Salamanca, they encountered a rock statue of a bull.

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Cuando Lazarillo y el ciego salieron de Salamanca, encontraron una estatua de piedra de un toro.

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The blind man told Lazarillo to listen to (that he will listen to) the noise inside the statue.

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El ciego le dijo a Lazarillo que escuchara el ruido dentro de la estatua.

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Lazarillo listened but heard nothing. The blind man hit his [Lazarillo’s] head against the statue.

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Lazarillo escuchó pero no oyó nada. El ciego le golpeó la cabeza contra la estatua.

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The blind man said to him [Lazarillo], “Stupid, learn. The blind man’s helper has to know more than the devil.”

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El ciego le dijo, -Necio, aprende. El mozo del ciego tiene que saber más que el diablo.-

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11
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Poor Lazarillo’s head hurt for more than three days.

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Al pobre Lazarillo le dolió la cabeza por más de tres días.

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12
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The greedy blind man

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El ciego avaro

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13
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Lazarillo’s tricks

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Los engaños de Lazarillo

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14
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to pray; prayer (oration); herb; root

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rezar; oración; hierba; raíz

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padlock; master; hole; earthen jar; straw; to cover

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candado; amo; agujero; jarra; paja; tapar

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16
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clever, astute: The blind man was a very clever old man and knew many ways to take money from (to) people.

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astuto: El ciego era un viejo muy astuto y sabía muchas maneras de sacarle dinero a la gente.

17
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to pray, praying; to earn one’s living; humble; devoted: The old man made his living [by] praying for other people. He prayed in (of) [a] humble and devoted manner.

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rezar, rezando; ganarse la vida; humilde; devoto: El viejo se ganaba la vida rezando por otras personas. Él rezaba de manera humilde y devota.

18
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remedy: The blind man was familiar with remedies for every (all) class of infirmities.

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el remedio: El ciego conocía remedios para toda clase de enfermedades.

19
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He never gave Lazarillo enough to eat.

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Nunca le dio a Lazarillo lo suficiente para comer.

20
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padlock: He customarily put (had the custom of putting) in a sack with [a] padlock all the food that people gave him during the day.

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el candado: Tenía la costumbre de poner en un saco con candado toda la comida que la gente le daba durante el día.