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English to Portuguese: Little Claus and Big Claus - Hans Christian Andersen General field: Art/Literary Detailed field: Poetry & Literature
Source text - English In a village there lived two men who had the self-same name. Both were named Claus.
But one of them owned four horses, and the other owned only one horse; so to distinguish
between them people called the man who had four horses Big Claus, and the man who
had only one horse Little Claus. Now I'll tell you what happened to these two, for this is a
true story.
The whole week through, Little Claus had to plow for Big Claus and lend him his only
horse. In return, Big Claus lent him all four of his horses, but only for one day a week and
that had to be Sunday.
Each Sunday how proudly Little Claus cracked his whip over all the five horses, which
were as good as his own on that day. How brightly the sun shone. How merry were the
church bells that rang in the steeple. How well dressed were all the people who passed
him with hymn books tucked under their arms. And as they went their way to church, to
hear the parson preach, how the people did stare to see Little Claus plowing with all five
horses. This made him feel so proud that he would crack his whip and hollo, "Get up, all
my horses."
"You must not say that," Big Claus told him. "You know as well as I do that only one of
those horses is yours." But no sooner did another bevy of churchgoers come by than Little
Claus forgot he mustn't say it, and holloed, "Get up, all my horses."
"Don't you say that again," Big Claus told him. "If you do, I'll knock your horse down dead
in his traces, and that will be the end of him."
"You won't catch me saying it again," Little Claus promised. But as soon as people came
by, nodding to him and wishing him "Good morning," he was so pleased and so proud of
how grand it looked to have five horses plowing his field, that he holloed again, "Get up, all
my horses!"
"I'll get up your horse for you," Big Claus said, and he snatched up a tethering mallet, and
he knocked Little Claus's one and only horse on the head so hard that it fell down dead.
"Now I haven't any horse at all," said Little Claus, and he began to cry. But by and by he
skinned his dead horse and hung the hide to dry in the wind. Then he crammed the dry
skin in a sack, slung it up over his shoulder, and set out to sell it in the nearest town.
Translation - Portuguese Em uma aldeia moravam dois homens que tinham o mesmo nome – Cláudio. Um deles possuía quatro cavalos e o outro somente um. Para se distinguirem, os habitantes daquele lugar chamavam o homem que tinha os quatro cavalos de “O grande Cláudio” e o que tinha um cavalo de “O pequeno Cláudio”. Agora, vou te contar o que aconteceu com eles, pois se trata de uma história verdadeira.
Durante toda a semana, o pequeno Cláudio arava as terras do grande Cláudio e lhe emprestava seu único cavalo. Em troca, o grande Cláudio lhe cedia os quatro cavalos aos domingos, somente uma vez na semana.
O pequeno Cláudio se envaidecia ao estalar o chicote no ar nesse dia, como se todos os cinco cavalos lhe pertencessem. O tempo estava ensolarado, os sinos badalavam festivamente no campanário da igreja, enquanto homens, mulheres e crianças passavam bem trajados com hinários debaixo dos braços. Todos iam escutar a exortação do pastor na igreja e viam o pequeno Cláudio arando com os cinco cavalos.
— Vamos, meus cavalos! — pronunciava ele, sentindo-se orgulhoso ao estalar o chicote.
— Não fale assim — repreendeu o grande Cláudio. — Você sabe tanto quanto eu que só um dos cavalos é seu.
Assim que passava outro grupo de fiéis, o pequeno Cláudio esquecia de tudo.
— Vamos, meus cavalos! — gritava ele.
— Não diga isso novamente — advertiu o grande Cláudio. — Se assim o fizer, vou golpear seu cavalo até cair morto no mesmo lugar e será o fim para ele.
— Você não vai me ver dizendo isso de novo — prometeu o pequeno Cláudio.
Logo que transitava alguém, acenando-lhe com a cabeça e desejando um “bom dia”, ele se sentia tão contente e altivo, achando-se muito poderoso por arar suas terras com os cinco cavalos.
— Vamos, meus cavalos! — gritou o pequeno Cláudio mais uma vez.
— Deixa que vou conduzir seu cavalo — disse o grande Cláudio. Ele pegou um malho e golpeou com todas as forças na cabeça do único cavalo do pequeno Cláudio, que caiu morto no mesmo instante.
— Ah, agora estou sem cavalo! — lamentou o pequeno Cláudio e começou a chorar.
Pouco a pouco foi tirando o couro do animal morto e pendurou para secar ao vento. Depois, colocou dentro de um saco, lançou às costas e foi até a cidade mais próxima para poder vendê-lo.
English to Portuguese: IBM - International Business Machines Corporation General field: Tech/Engineering Detailed field: IT (Information Technology)
Source text - English May 13,2015
Mr. Harry Acme
CEO at ACME Co.
Rio de Janeiro Branch
Estado do Rio de Janeiro
Praca Cristiano Otoni, sin - 40 Andar
Predio da Central do Brasil - Centro
Rio de Janeiro RJ - CEP 20221-250
BRAZIL
Dear Mr. Acme:
By 2050, seventy percent of the Earth's population will be living in cities.
While this wave of urbanization presents enormous challenges, the good
news is, we have an opportunity to transform our cities into living
laboratories of sustainability, growth and social progress. We now possess
new tools and new models that can make cities more productive, more
efficient, more vibrant and more responsive - in a word, smarter.
I am delighted to invite you to attend the SmarterCities forum in Rio de
Janeiro on November 9-10, 2011, and to serve as one of our guest speakers
in a discussion about smarter public safety. Our gathering in Rio will bring
leaders together from across Latin America to create a peer-to-peer exchange
for mayors, civic leaders and businesses to engage with like-minded thinkers
and shape the blueprints on how to build smarter cities. We will discuss new
approaches to regional partnership, identify roadblocks, evaluate
frameworks for investment and review the tools and technologies that are
making our urbanizing planet more instrumented, more interconnected and
more intelligent. In terms of your role, we would be thrilled if you would
join us on November 10 at approximately 9:30 a.m. for our breakout session
entitled, "Smarter Public Safety (Crime & Defense)." In this session, we will
talk about collaboration across policy and operational areas, innovative
methods of predicting and reducing crime, and advanced citizen protection.
Given your leadership performance overseeing public safety for the State of
Rio de Janeiro and the vision you have defined for the future of Rio, I know
you would bring much depth and perspective to this discussion. My team
will be in touch with your office to discuss the program and your role.
Translation - Portuguese 13 de maio de 2015
Sr. Harry Acme
CEO da ACME Cia
Filial do Rio de Janeiro
Estado do Rio de Janeiro
Praça Cristiano Otoni, SN - 40o Andar
Prédio da Central do Brasil - Centro
Rio de Janeiro RJ - CEP 20221-250
BRASIL
Prezado Sr. Acme,
Em 2050, setenta por cento da população mundial estará residindo em áreas urbanas e, embora diversos desafios se apresentem com o aumento da urbanização, as cidades poderão ser transformadas em laboratórios vivos de sustentabilidade, crescimento e desenvolvimento social, que é um ponto positivo. Hoje, contamos com ferramentas e modelos inovadores que propiciam cidades mais produtivas, eficientes, vibrantes e receptivas – em outras palavras, mais inteligentes.
Com muita honra, convido o senhor para participar do fórum SmarterCities, na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, nos dias 09 e 10 de novembro de 2011 e, como um de nossos palestrantes convidados, presidir uma discussão sobre segurança pública mais inteligente. Líderes de toda América Latina estarão reunidos para criar uma troca peer-to-peer entre prefeitos, líderes cívicos e empresas, para interagir com pensadores e delinear modelos para construção de cidades mais inteligentes. Discutiremos novas abordagens com parceria regional, identificação de bloqueios, análise do quadro para investimento e revisão das ferramentas e tecnologias, tornando nosso planeta mais instrumentado, interligado e inteligente. Com relação à sua cooperação, ficaremos muito felizes se o senhor se apresentasse no dia 10 de novembro às 9h 30, para uma sessão aberta intitulada “Segurança Pública Mais Inteligente (Crime & Defesa).” Nesta sessão discutiremos a colaboração através das áreas políticas e operacionais, métodos inovadores de redução e predição criminal e proteção avançada ao cidadão. Com sua atuação na liderança, monitorando a segurança pública no Estado do Rio de Janeiro e a visão que definiu para o futuro estadual, considero que abordará com muita profundidade e perspectiva neste encontro. Minha equipe entrará em contato com seu escritório para discutir a agenda e sua participação.
English to Portuguese: When God Sends You Where You Don’t Want To Go - website General field: Other Detailed field: Religion
Source text - English As a seminary student nearing graduation I’ve been asked hundreds of times in recent years, what do you want to do with your degree?
And usually right after I get asked that the follow up question is, where do you want to serve?
It’s a bit of a weird question, because it assumes we have a choice in the matter. Like we get to choose our own calling or something. That would be nice.
I typically answer it by listing all the places I could never live.
Not the Midwest. Done that before. Too much humidity. My wife would hate the winters.
Not LA. Too crowded. Too expensive. Too much sunshine (I sound like a true Oregonian there).
Not Salem. Too small. I grew up there. Lots of bad memories. Great place to call home, not where I want to go back to though.
Not Hawaii. Too expensive. Too isolated.
You might call me picky. I just call myself self-aware. I know where God would regret sending me because I could never be happy. I would imagine you’ve created a similar list in your mind.
Everyone has their list of where they simply will not move, even pastors.
But what happens when God calls you to where you don’t want to go? What happens when He is leading you to the one place you never wanted to live?
After living the previous 5.5 years in Portland, a place I thought God would leave me for a long, long time, I’m now in Salem, a place that I refused to go back to. It’s not that God doesn’t care if we’ve made a list about where we’ll never go, but He sees beyond it, to our hearts, knowing He’s trying to shape us to care less about the list. Tell God you don’t want to go to the desert and I imagine you will likely find yourself there within 5 years.
Translation - Portuguese Próximo ao término da graduação, nos últimos anos, sendo estudante de seminário, fui questionado por várias vezes com a seguinte pergunta: o que você vai fazer depois que acabar?
De praxe, logo após a pergunta complementar. Onde você pretende servir a Deus?
Uma pergunta um tanto estranha, pois presume que temos uma escolha em questão. Como se pudéssemos escolher nossa própria chamada ou algo parecido. Isto seria muito bom!
Em geral, respondo listando todos os lugares dos Estados Unidos que eu nunca conseguiria viver.
Centro-oeste. Já morei antes. Muito úmido. Minha esposa iria odiar os meses de inverno.
Los Angeles. Muito movimentada. Bem cara. Muito ensolarada. (pareço um verdadeiro Oregoniano lá)
Salem (Massachusetts). Muito pequena. Cresci ali. Muitas más recordações. Um excelente lugar para se chamar de lar, mas não pretendo retornar para lá.
Havaí. Muito caro. Muito isolado.
Você vai me chamar de exigente. Digamos que eu seja autoconsciente. Sei dos lugares onde Deus iria se arrepender de me enviar, porque eu nunca iria conseguir ser feliz. Acredito que você tenha criado uma lista similar em sua cabeça.
Todo mundo tem uma lista dos lugares de onde nunca se mudariam, até mesmo os pastores.
Mas, o que acontece quando Deus te envia para um lugar que você não quer ir? O que acontece quando Ele te guia para um lugar que você nunca quis viver?
Após morar 5 anos e meio em Portland (Oregon), local onde pensei que Deus me deixaria por um longo tempo, hoje, moro em Salem, um lugar que havia recusado voltar. Não é que Deus se importe se fizermos uma lista dos lugares que nunca iremos, mas Ele vê além, além dos nossos corações e tenta nos moldar para darmos menos crédito a esta lista. Diga para Deus que você não quer ir para o deserto, e já imagino você lá dentro de 5 anos.
English to Portuguese: Netflix just changed its icon [Updated] General field: Marketing Detailed field: Advertising / Public Relations
Source text - English While it’s possible that it’s only using this single-letter design for social media, the curvature at the bottom of the ‘N’ is reminiscent to the bottom curve on the entirety of the old logo. That seems to suggest Netflix is planning on using the single-letter motif as its visual identity across a variety of platforms, if not necessarily all of them.
In other words, expect this to show up on your smartphone too.
That said, we’re not seeing the new design on its main page or its official assets page for media, given it’s already updated its two largest social media accounts, we imagine the company will be rolling out the revamped logo widely any time now.
This is the second time Netflix has updated its visual identity. The first change came in 2014, when it switched from its DVD-era logo with a red background and old-school typeface to a flatter, more minimal design (and as with most logo changes, some people weren’t happy). Looking at it now, it’s quite a throwback:
Translation - Portuguese Há duas grandes novidades. Primeiro, o padrão fita dando a ideia de um tapete vermelho, e segundo, o uso do logotipo com letra única, centralizado no espaço quadriculado.
A curvatura abaixo do ‘N’ faz alusão a toda curvatura do logotipo antigo, transparecendo o planejamento da Netflix em usar uma única letra como sua identidade visual em várias plataformas ou se não em todas.
O novo design não aparece na página principal ou na página oficial ativa, mesmo atualizado nas duas maiores contas de mídias sociais. Logo, acredita-se que a empresa vai lançar o logotipo reformulado a qualquer momento.
Esta é a segunda vez que a Netflix atualiza sua identidade visual. A primeira mudança ocorreu em 2014, quando trocou seu logotipo da era DVD, com fundo vermelho e fonte old school, para um design mais enxuto e plano. Muitos não gostaram, como acontece na maioria das transições.
English to Portuguese: Zebra’s ‘Smart Fridge’ Solution Foreshadows IoT Ambitions General field: Marketing Detailed field: Advertising / Public Relations
Source text - English Zebra Grows Up
It can be said that Zebra has entered the location tech ecosystem quietly.
The company got its start providing printer supplies, ID scanners, and related products. But over the years, Zebra has evolved through the acquisition of several different location solutions, beginning with its expansion into RFID smart label manufacturing a decade ago. Following acquisitions included Swecoin and real-time locating system WhereNet.
Then, in 2014, Zebra made its biggest move: It bought Motorola Solutions’ Enterprise business in a $3.45 billion transaction, a bid to advance its mobile marketing and data capabilities.
Now, the company is exploring new ways to communicate with mobile consumers in the beacon space. In fact, Zebra powered Macy’s Black Friday 2015 “walk in and win” beacon-based campaign.
At this stage, Zebra’s efforts to rebrand itself as a player in the location and connected technologies space are clear — and that’s a large part of what led to this most recent development: Innovation in IoT with the smart fridge technology.
“Zebra has a foothold in devices that capture data,” Allison McDonald, global product marketing specialist at Zebra, told GeoMarketing, referring to the company’s printer origins, as well as the acquisition of Motorola. “That’s where the innovation is coming from and will continue to grow from.”
Translation - Portuguese Evolução da empresa
A Zebra Technologies entrou discretamente no ecossistema de tecnologia de localização. Começou fornecendo suprimentos de impressão, scanner de identificação e produtos afins, mas, ao longo dos anos, evoluiu com a aquisição de várias soluções de localização. De início, com a expansão na fabricação de etiquetas inteligentes RFID, há 10 anos, e depois com a Swecoin, empresa de fabricação de impressoras térmicas com sede na Suécia, e o sistema de localização em tempo real WhereNet.
Em 2014, fez sua importante mudança, comprou a divisão da enterprise business da Motorola Solutions em uma transação de US$ 3,45 bilhões, uma tentativa de expandir o mobile marketing e os recursos de dados.
Atualmente, a empresa analisa novos meios de se comunicar com os consumidores de tecnologia móvel pelo espaço beacon, mas, na prática, esta comunicação já foi feita usando a tecnologia beacon na campanha “walk in and win” (entre e ganhe, em inglês) das lojas Macy´s, no Black Friday de 2015.
Os esforços para se renomear como um participante no espaço das tecnologias conectadas e de localização são certos – e a isto se deu o mais recente desenvolvimento: geladeira smart com tecnologia IoT.
“A Zebra possui uma base em dispositivos de captação de dados”, disse Allison McDonald, especialista em marketing de produto global da Zebra, ao Geomarketing, se referindo às origens como fornecedora de impressoras, assim como a aquisição da Motorola. Segundo ela, é daí que vem a inovação e é por aí que o crescimento acontece.
English to Portuguese: Concept Art - Arte Conceitual (Subtitling) General field: Other Detailed field: Cinema, Film, TV, Drama
Source text - English AUDIOPEDIA
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Concept art is a form of illustration
used to convey an idea
for use in films, video games,
animation, comic books,
or other media
before it is put into the final product.
Concept art is also referred to as visual development
and/or concept design.
This term can also be applied to retail, set, fashion,
architectural, and industrial design.
Concept art is developed in several iterations.
Artists try several designs
to achieve the desired result for the work,
or sometimes searching
for an interesting result.
Designs are filtered and refined
in stages to narrow down the options.
Concept art is not only used
to develop the work,
but also to show the project's progress
to directors, clients and investors.
Once the development
of the work is complete,
advertising materials often
resemble concept art,
although these are typically made specifically for this purpose,
based on final work.
Who popularized or even invented the term "concept art"
in reference to pre-production design
is perhaps ambiguous,
although references to the term can be found being used
by Disney as early as the 1930s.
It may have also come about
as part of automotive design
for concept cars.
A concept artist is an individual who
generates a visual design for an item,
character, or area
that does not yet exist.
This includes, but is not limited to, film, animation, and
more recently video game production.
A concept artist may be required
for nothing more than preliminary artwork,
or may be part of a creative team
until a project reaches fruition.
I'm Emanuele de Paula, a Translator, Proofreader, Post-editor, and Portuguese audio transcriber.
I work with the following language pairs: English and Brazilian Portuguese.
The bulk of my work involves technical translation (IT, travel/hospitality/aviation, cybersecurity, logistics, marketing, and general). I also offer literary translation and subtitling services, with a professional team of translators who handle these projects with top quality.
For 6 years, I've been in the language services market, catering to International Translation Agencies and direct clients like CyberX - The Ethical Hacking Services in Portugal.
I'm a member of TWB (Translators Without Borders), working in a humanitarian context for the American Red Cross and the WHO (World Health Organization).
I've translated books for international authors and an American publishing house, reviewed projects for master's students in Portugal, and professors at UFRJ (Federal University in Rio de Janeiro).
I worked at John Whitlam Translation Office, in partnership with ABRATES (Brazilian Association of Translators and Interpreters), conducting MTPE for the WHO.
I have a postgraduate degree in English Translation and a bachelor of Arts degree in English Language from Estácio de Sá University, with a GPA of 9.35. I received honors for ranking first in both the specialization and the bachelor's degree. Additionally, I have a postgraduate degree in Languages, Their Technologies, and the World of Work from the Federal University of Piauí. I hold over 30 certifications in the linguistic field, Portuguese and English languages.
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