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Vocabulary

• Drunk/drunken: relating to or characterized by excessive consumption of alcohol
• Propose: to suggest or put forward a plan or idea
• Glue: to stick or join things together using a sticky substance
• Thirsty: feeling a strong need to drink something
• Outfit: a set of clothes worn for a particular occasion
• Bleed: to lose blood or to be wounded
• Chase: to pursue or follow someone or something
• Cease: to stop doing something
• Hir: a variant of "hire", to employ someone for a job or task
• Addict: someone who is addicted to something, especially a drug
• Degree: a qualification or award conferred upon a student by a university
• Unfair: not just or equitable
• Grants: to give or allow something as a right or privilege
• Inherited: received or passed down from one's ancestors or family
• Screwed around: to manipulate or deceive someone
• Kindness: the quality of being friendly, gentle, and generous
• Wisdom: the quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment
• Ashamed: feeling guilty or embarrassed
• Mess up: to make a mistake or cause a problem
• Aumentar/diminuir: to increase or decrease something
• Passou muito tempo: it has been a long time
• Descer: to go down or descend
• Cobrar: to charge or collect payment
• Issue: a problem or concern
• Regardless: without regard or consideration for something
• Regard: to consider or think about something
• Stated: clearly and firmly expressed
• Aspire: to strongly desire or aim to achieve something
• Dare: to be brave or courageous enough to do something
• Flee: to run away quickly
• Injuries: physical harm or damage to someone or something
• Irrita: to annoy or bother someone
• Wise: having or showing wisdom or good judgment
• Wailing: screaming or crying loudly
• Anger: a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility
• Screaming: making a loud, high-pitched noise
• Regret: a feeling of sadness or disappointment
• Dust: small particles of dirt or powder
• Seek: to look for or try to find something
• Sneak: to move quietly or secretly
• Receipt: a document or slip that shows proof of payment
• Overcome: to succeed in dealing with a problem or difficulty
• Highway: a main road, especially one that connects towns or cities
• Belief: a feeling of trust or confidence in something
• Wallow: to roll or lie around in something, especially in a lazy or relaxed way
• Righteous: morally upright or just
• Righteousness: the quality of being morally upright or just
• Unrighteousness: the quality of being morally wrong or unjust
• Passion: a strong feeling or emotion, especially love or desire
• Dishes: plates, bowls, cups, and utensils used for eating or serving food
• Aspire: to strongly desire or aim to achieve something
• Rough: difficult or unpleasant
• Graça a Deus: thank God
• Wrestle: to engage in a struggle or fight, either physically or mentally
• Flesh: the soft tissue of the body, especially the skin and muscles
• Wave of sleepiness: a feeling of tiredness or drowsiness
• Human being: a person or individual
• Cut off: to separate or disconnect something
• Even though: despite the fact that
• Coming across: to find or encounter something
• Fasting: to abstain from food or drink for a period of time
• Humble: modest or unassuming
• Thirty: the number 30
• Thirsty: feeling a strong need to drink something
• Avoid arguments: to prevent or avoid disagreements
• Prejudicar: to harm or prejudice someone or something
• Witness: a person who sees or experiences something
• Cross-examine: to question someone in a detailed and thorough way
• Reclamar: to complain or protest
• Eu ficava tipo: I was like
• Ainda há muito que esperar: there is still a lot to wait
• Screaming: making a loud, high-pitched noise
• Endless: continuing or extending indefinitely
• Willingness: the quality of being willing or eager to do something
• Unsettling: causing a feeling of unease or discomfort
• Remain: to stay or continue in a particular state or condition
• A não ser que: unless
• I guess so: an expression of uncertainty or hesitation
• Bleeding: losing blood or being wounded
• Moreover: in addition to what has been said
• Joy: a feeling of happiness or pleasure
• Uneasy: feeling anxious or uncomfortable
• So much so: to a great extent
• Find out: to discover or learn something
• Regret: a feeling of sadness or disappointment
• Blowing my mind: an expression of amazement or surprise
• Astounding: extremely surprising or impressive
• At last: finally or after a long time
• Wildest: most extreme or uncontrolled
• Worldwide: global or universal
• Unlike: different or dissimilar
• Plague outbreak: a widespread and severe outbreak of a disease
• Your majesty: a formal and respectful way of addressing a monarch or ruler
• Shepherd: a person who herds or takes care of sheep
• Grind: to work hard or struggle, often in a difficult or unpleasant situation
• Cherish: to hold dear or treasure someone or something