Dilúvio
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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intenção /ĩtẽˈsɐ̃w/ B1 |
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pressão /pɾeˈsɐ̃w/ B1 |
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sensação /sẽsaˈsɐ̃w/ B1 |
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solução /soluˈsɐ̃w/ B1 |
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ferir /feˈɾiʁ/ B2 |
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estresse /esˈtɾɛsi/ B2 |
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tempo /ˈtẽpu/ A2 |
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medo /ˈmedu/ A2 |
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vida /ˈvidɐ/ A1 |
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ciclos /ˈsiklus/ B2 |
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refletir /ʁefleˈtiʁ/ B2 |
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vencer /vẽˈseʁ/ B1 |
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superar /supeˈɾaʁ/ B2 |
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motivo /moˈtʃivu/ B1 |
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luta /ˈluta/ A2 |
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dilúvio /dʒiˈluviu/ B2 |
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Grammar:
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Se é essa a intenção, toda essa pressão e tensão
➔ Subjunctive Mood (''Se é essa...'')
➔ The use of ''Se é essa...'' employs the subjunctive mood to express a hypothetical or uncertain condition. While not strictly necessary in this context (the indicative could also be used), the subjunctive adds a layer of doubt or speculation to the singer's questioning of the intention.
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Sinto uma sensação de que foi tudo em vão
➔ Subjunctive in subordinate clauses introduced by ''que'' after expressions of emotion (''Sinto uma sensação de que...'')
➔ The phrase ''Sinto uma sensação de que...'' expresses a feeling or sentiment. The ''que'' introduces a subordinate clause, and because the main clause expresses a feeling, the subjunctive mood (''foi'') is used in the subordinate clause.
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Quanto tempo ainda tenho?
➔ Interrogative Pronoun (''Quanto'')
➔ ''Quanto'' functions as an interrogative pronoun, asking about the quantity of time.
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Busco uma luz mesmo não tendo sol
➔ Gerund with negation (''não tendo'')
➔ ''Não tendo sol'' is a gerund phrase that indicates a condition despite which the action of the main clause occurs. It translates to 'even without having sun'.
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Que o medo todo passará
➔ Subjunctive mood in subordinate clause with ''Que''
➔ Here, the word ''Que'' introduces a subordinate clause in which the verb ''passará'' is in the subjunctive mood. While the indicative is often used for statements of fact, the subjunctive can be used to express less certainty or emphasis on the *hope* or *belief* that the fear will pass. The use of subjunctive adds a nuanced layer of uncertainty or hope regarding the passing of fear.
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Delírios vividos ninguém vê
➔ Past Participle as Adjective (''vividos'')
➔ The past participle ''vividos'' is used as an adjective to describe the noun ''delírios''. It means 'lived' or 'experienced' in this context, modifying the noun to indicate specific types of delusions.
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Se pra vencer, tem que superar o sofrer
➔ Infinitive as Subject (''pra vencer'')
➔ ''Pra vencer'' (short for ''Para vencer'') is an infinitive phrase acting as the subject of the sentence. This is a common construction in Portuguese, where an infinitive can function as a noun.