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Harry Potter y la piedra filosofal

J.K. Rowling

Harry Potter, an orphan living with his cruel relatives, the Dursleys, discovers on his eleventh birthday that he is a wizard. He receives an invitation to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Hagrid, a gentle giant, introduces Harry to the wizarding world, revealing that his parents were wizards who were murdered by the Dark wizard Voldemort. Harry shops for his school supplies in Diagon Alley, where he acquires his first wand and learns of his unique connection to Voldemort. Despite his rocky start with the Dursleys, Harry's entry into the wizarding world begins with new friendships and the promise of a fresh start away from the hardships of his early life.

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el techo / el ˈteʧo /noun

ceiling

El Gran Comedor es una vista impresionante con su techo encantado.

The Great Hall is an impressive sight with its enchanted ceiling.

tejadocubierta

el armario / el aɾˈmaɾjo /noun

closet

Duerme en un pequeño armario bajo las escaleras.

He sleeps in a small closet under the stairs.

roperoalacena

burlas / ˈburla /noun

taunts

víctima de las burlas de Dudley

victim of Dudley's taunts

insultosmofasridiculizaciones

castigan / kaˈstiɣan /verb

punish

Los Dursley castigan a Harry cada vez que ocurren estos eventos inexplicables.

The Dursleys punish Harry whenever these inexplicable events occur.

sancionarpenalizar

desploma / des.plo.maɾ /verb

collapses

Harry siente un dolor agudo en su cicatriz y se desploma.

Harry feels a sharp pain in his scar and collapses.

caerderrumbarsedesmayarse

sentido / senˈtiðo /verb

felt

Harry siempre ha sentido que es diferente

Harry has always felt that he is different

tener la sensación

el desprecio / el desˈpɾesjo /noun

contempt

es víctima de las burlas de Dudley y el desprecio de los Dursley.

He is the victim of Dudley's jokes and the Dursleys' contempt.

odioarrogancia

el huérfano / ˈel ˈwɛɾfano /noun

orphan

Harry Potter, un huérfano, vive con su cruel tía Petunia.

Harry Potter, an orphan, lives with his cruel aunt Petunia.

orfandadhuérfana

el mimado / el ˈmimado /adjective

spoiled

Dudley, su hijo mimado, recibe toda la atención y los regalos.

Dudley, his spoiled son, receives all the attention and gifts.

consentidomalcriado

el cabello / el kaˈβeʎo /noun

hair

Otra vez, su cabello creció de nuevo durante la noche.

Again, his hair had grown back overnight.

dejó / dɛˈχo /verb

left

pero la maldición falló y dejó a Harry con su cicatriz.

but the curse failed and left Harry with his scar.

desprecian / desˈpɾesja /verb

despise

Los Dursley, que desprecian cualquier cosa fuera de lo común, castigan a Harry.

The Dursleys, who despise anything out of the ordinary, punish Harry.

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