{"id":4591,"date":"2012-03-23T06:00:33","date_gmt":"2012-03-23T10:00:33","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/?p=4591"},"modified":"2012-03-23T06:00:33","modified_gmt":"2012-03-23T10:00:33","slug":"as-partes-do-corpo-e-seus-verbos-in-english","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/2012\/03\/23\/as-partes-do-corpo-e-seus-verbos-in-english\/","title":{"rendered":"As partes do corpo e seus verbos, in English!"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hey, there! How’ve you been?<\/em><\/p>\n

Hoje vamos revisar as partes do corpo em ingl\u00eas e alguns verbos associados a elas.<\/p>\n

Head <\/strong>(cabe\u00e7a): to shake; to nod
\nShake your head from side to side.<\/em> [Balance a cabe\u00e7a de um lado para o outro.]
\nI need you all to nod your heads if you understand.<\/em> [Preciso que voc\u00eas fa\u00e7am sim com a cabe\u00e7a se entenderam.]<\/p>\n

Ear <\/strong>(ouvido): to listen; to hear
\nListen up!<\/em> [Escuta!]
\nI hope you can hear what I am saying.<\/em> [Espero que voc\u00ea consiga ouvir o que estou dizendo.]<\/p>\n

Eye <\/strong>(olho): to see; to watch; to observe
\nDo you see the bird?<\/em> [Est\u00e1 vendo aquele p\u00e1ssaro?]
\nLet\u2019s watch TV.<\/em> [Vamos assistir TV.]
\nHe observes the animals before taking pictures.<\/em> [Ele observa os animais antes de tirar fotos.]<\/p>\n

Mouth <\/strong>(boca): to chew; to talk; to kiss\"\"<\/a>
\nChew your food well before you swallow. <\/em>[Mastigue bem a comida antes de engolir.]
\nI talk to my friend every day. <\/em>[Converso com meu amigo todos os dias.]
\nKiss me!<\/em> [Me beije!]<\/p>\n

Neck <\/strong>(pesco\u00e7o): to bend
\nCan you bend your neck so your head touches your shoulder?<\/em> [Consegue dobrar o pesco\u00e7o para sua cabe\u00e7a tocar seu ombro?]<\/p>\n

Shoulder <\/strong>(ombro): to shrug
\nWhen the children don\u2019t understand they shrug their shoulders. <\/em>[Quando as crian\u00e7as n\u00e3o entendem elas encolhem seus ombros.]<\/p>\n

Chest <\/strong>(peito): to cough
\nHe was coughing so hard his chest hurt. <\/em>[Ele toss\u00eda tanto que seu peito estava doendo.]<\/p>\n

Stomach <\/strong>(est\u00f4mago): to digest; to growl
\nI can\u2019t eat dinner, I\u2019m still digesting lunch. <\/em>[N\u00e3o consigo jantar, ainda estou digerindo o almo\u00e7o.]
\nMy stomach is growling, I\u2019m so hungry.<\/em> [Meu est\u00f4miago est\u00e1 roncando, estou com muita fome.]<\/p>\n

Arms <\/strong>(bra\u00e7os): to bend; to lift
\nCan you bend your arm behind your back?<\/em> [Voc\u00ea consegue dobrar seu bra\u00e7o at\u00e9 as costas?]
\nHow much weight can you lift?<\/em> [Quanto peso voc\u00ea consegue levantar?]<\/p>\n

Elbow <\/strong>(cotovelo): to bend
\nBend your elbow and place your hand over your heart to say the pledge of allegiance to the flag.<\/em> [Dobre seu cotovelo e coloque sua m\u00e3o no cora\u00e7\u00e3o para jurar amor \u00e0 bandeira.]<\/p>\n

Wrist <\/strong>(punho, pulso): to bend; to flex
\nBend and flex your wrists to relax them after that last Yoga position.<\/em> [Dobre e flexione seu punho para relax\u00e1-los depois da \u00faltima posi\u00e7\u00e3o de yoga.]<\/p>\n

Hand <\/strong>(m\u00e3o): to wave; to shake
\nWave good-bye to your grandmother.<\/em> [D\u00ea adeus \u00e0 sua av\u00f3.]
\nPeople in the United States shake hands when they first meet.<\/em> [As pessoas nos Estados Unidos d\u00e3o as m\u00e3os quando se encontram pela primeira vez.]<\/p>\n

Finger <\/strong>(dedo): to point
\nCan you point to which piece of jewelry you would like me to take out of the case?<\/em> [Voc\u00ea pode apontar a joia que voc\u00ea que eu tire do estojo?]<\/p>\n

Leg <\/strong>(perna): to walk; to run
\nI go for a walk every day.<\/em> [Vou correr todos os dias.]
\nI like to run in marathons.<\/em> [Gosto de correr em maratonas.]<\/p>\n

Knee <\/strong>(joelho): to bend; to kneel
\nI have to bend my knees up to my chest to fit into this small seat. <\/em>[Tenho que dobrar os joelhos at\u00e9 o peito para caber nesse lugarzinho.]
\nPeople often kneel down to pray. <\/em>[As pessoas frequentemente se ajoelham para rezar.]<\/p>\n

Foot <\/strong>(p\u00e9): to step
\nStep over the sleeping dog.<\/em> [Passe por cima do cachorro que est\u00e1 dormindo.]<\/p>\n

Toes <\/strong>(dedos do p\u00e9): to curl; to tip-toe
\nIt is so cute when the baby curls his toes after you tickle his foot.<\/em> [\u00c9 muito bonitinho quando um beb\u00ea dobra os dedos do p\u00e9 quando fazemos c\u00f3cega nele.]
\nWe have to be quiet, so please tip-toe into the room. <\/em>[Temos que ficar quietos, ent\u00e3o entre no quarto na ponta do p\u00e9.]<\/p>\n

Fonte dos verbos e exemplos: Transparent English<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

Hey, there! How’ve you been? Hoje vamos revisar as partes do corpo em ingl\u00eas e alguns verbos associados a elas. Head (cabe\u00e7a): to shake; to nod Shake your head from side to side. [Balance a cabe\u00e7a de um lado para o outro.] I need you all to nod your heads if you understand. [Preciso que…<\/p>\n

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