"aerólito" meaning in Portuguese

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          "english": "Many of those who escaped from that impetuous charge, from that speed, comparable to that of an aerolith, were left murmuring phrases, more or less impatient, against the reckless rider.",
          "ref": "1868, Júlio Dinis, “O que vale uma resolução [What a resolution is worth]”, in A. R. da Cruz Coutinho, editor, Uma familia ingleza: scenas da vida do Porto [An English family: scenes of the life in Porto], 3rd edition, Porto: Typographia do Jornal do Porto, published 1875, page 216:",
          "text": "Muitos dos que escaparam áquella carreira impetuosa, áquella velocidade, comparavel á do aerolitho, ficavam a murmurar phrases, mais ou menos impacientes, contra o imprudente cavalleiro.",
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          "english": "And the heart... that this hut crushes:\nWhere the first maternal pain and where\nThe first wail, echoing in God,\nCain was born; and an aerolith had fallen\nIndicating the urban architect, to whom\nEnoch will rise throughout the world […]",
          "ref": "1893, Joaquim de Sousândrade, Novo Eden: Poemeto da Adolescencia por Joaquim de Sousandrade (1888–1889) [New Eden: Poemlet of Adolescence by Joaquim de Sousandrade (1888-1889)], Maranhão: João d'Aguiar Almeida & C., Primeiro dia [First day], page 19:",
          "text": "E o coração... que esta palhoça esmaga:\nOnde a primeira dor materna e onde\nO primeiro vagido, em Deus echoando,\nNasceu Cain; e aerólitho caíra\nIndicando o architecto urbano, a que hão de\nEnochias s'elevar por todo o mundo […]",
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          "english": "They say you're an aerolith,\na bolide, an unusual body,\nwhich, coming from other skies,\nignited here on earth!\nBut, to me, you're a body,\nwhich, for having committed a crime,\nno one can redeem you anymore,\nand God cast you out of the heavens!",
          "ref": "1926, Catullo da Paixão Cearense, Meu Brasil [My Brazil]^(https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Meu_Brasil_(1934).pdf?uselang=pt), 2nd edition, Rio de Janeiro: Civilização Brasileira S.A., published 1934, Invocação aos astros [Invocation to celestial bodies], page 121:",
          "text": "Dizem que és um aerólitho,\num bólide, um corpo insólito,\nque, vindo lá de outros paramos,\ncá na terra se inflammou!\nMas, para mim, és um astro,\nque, por ter feito algum crime,\njá ninguém mais te redime,\ne Deos dos céos te expulsou!",
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          "english": "They report from Cape Town that a British scientist has discovered in the region between the Tanganyika and Nyasa lakes an aerolith deeply buried in the ground, of dimensions yet unseen.",
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          "english": "In Joinville, there were people who witnessed the phenomenon referred to by «Gazeta do Povo», from Curitiba, on the 21st, in the following note, about the crash of an aerolith in Paranaguá […]",
          "ref": "1932 January 29, “A queda de um aerólitho em Paranaguá [The crash of an aerolith in Paranaguá]”, in O Estado [The State], volume 17, number 5507, Florianópolis, page 3:",
          "text": "Em Joinville, houve pessoas que assistiram ao phenomeno referido pela «Gazeta do Povo», de Curitiba, de 21, na nota seguinte, sobre a queda de um aerólitho em Paranaguá […]",
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          "english": "These aren't rocks, they are aerolites!",
          "ref": "1984 [1975], “Sai de baixo que lá vem pedra!” (3:39 from the start), in Roberto Gómez Bolaños, Enrique Segoviano, directors, Chapolin, episode 101, spoken by Ramón Valdés (Carlos Seidl), São Paulo: MAGA, dubbing of El Chapulín Colorado: De que dicen a pelear, del cielo te caen las piedras, via SBT:",
          "text": "¡Que no son piedras, que son aerolitos!",
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          "english": "Many of those who escaped from that impetuous charge, from that speed, comparable to that of an aerolith, were left murmuring phrases, more or less impatient, against the reckless rider.",
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          "ref": "1893, Joaquim de Sousândrade, Novo Eden: Poemeto da Adolescencia por Joaquim de Sousandrade (1888–1889) [New Eden: Poemlet of Adolescence by Joaquim de Sousandrade (1888-1889)], Maranhão: João d'Aguiar Almeida & C., Primeiro dia [First day], page 19:",
          "text": "E o coração... que esta palhoça esmaga:\nOnde a primeira dor materna e onde\nO primeiro vagido, em Deus echoando,\nNasceu Cain; e aerólitho caíra\nIndicando o architecto urbano, a que hão de\nEnochias s'elevar por todo o mundo […]",
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          "ref": "1926, Catullo da Paixão Cearense, Meu Brasil [My Brazil]^(https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Meu_Brasil_(1934).pdf?uselang=pt), 2nd edition, Rio de Janeiro: Civilização Brasileira S.A., published 1934, Invocação aos astros [Invocation to celestial bodies], page 121:",
          "text": "Dizem que és um aerólitho,\num bólide, um corpo insólito,\nque, vindo lá de outros paramos,\ncá na terra se inflammou!\nMas, para mim, és um astro,\nque, por ter feito algum crime,\njá ninguém mais te redime,\ne Deos dos céos te expulsou!",
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          "english": "They report from Cape Town that a British scientist has discovered in the region between the Tanganyika and Nyasa lakes an aerolith deeply buried in the ground, of dimensions yet unseen.",
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          "text": "Communicam da Cidade do Cabo que um scientista britannico descobriu na região comprehendida entre os lagos de Tanganyka e Nyasa um aerolitho profundamente enterrado no solo, de dimensões ainda nunca vistas.",
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          "ref": "1932 January 29, “A queda de um aerólitho em Paranaguá [The crash of an aerolith in Paranaguá]”, in O Estado [The State], volume 17, number 5507, Florianópolis, page 3:",
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