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English → Korean CHAPTER I Level 9/10

A sallow prisoner has come up, in custody, for the half-dozenth time to make a personal application "to purge himself of his contempt," which, being a solitary surviving executor who has fallen into a state of conglomeration about accounts of which it is not pretended that he had ever any knowledge, he is not at all likely ever to do.

누르스름한 안색의 죄수가 구금된 채로, 여섯 번째에 달하는 횟수로 "자신의 법정 모독을 정화하기" 위한 개인 청원을 하러 나타났는데, 그는 자신이 일찍이 어떠한 지식도 가졌다고 주장되지 않는 장부들에 관해 혼란스러운 상태에 빠진 유일하게 살아남은 유언 집행인으로서, 그 청원을 실현할 가능성이 전혀 없었다.

In the meantime his prospects in life are ended.

그 사이 그의 인생 전망은 끝나버렸다.

Another ruined suitor, who periodically appears from Shropshire and breaks out into efforts to address the Chancellor at the close of the day's business and who can by no means be made to understand that the Chancellor is legally ignorant of his existence after making it desolate for a quarter of a century, plants himself in a good place and keeps an eye on the judge, ready to call out "My Lord!" in a voice of sonorous complaint on the instant of his rising.

슈롭셔에서 주기적으로 나타나 하루 업무가 끝날 무렵 대법관에게 말을 걸려고 애쓰며, 사반세기 동안 자신의 삶을 황폐하게 만들어 놓고도 대법관이 법적으로 자신의 존재를 모른다는 사실을 도무지 납득하지 못하는 또 다른 파멸한 청원인은, 유리한 자리를 잡고 판사를 주시하며 그가 자리에서 일어나는 순간 "재판장님!"이라고 낭랑한 불만의 목소리로 외칠 채비를 갖추고 있었다.

A few lawyers' clerks and others who know this suitor by sight linger on the chance of his furnishing some fun and enlivening the dismal weather a little.

이 청원인을 얼굴로 알아보는 몇몇 변호사 사무원들과 다른 이들은 그가 약간의 재미를 제공하고 음울한 날씨를 조금이나마 활기차게 해줄 기회를 바라며 머뭇거렸다.

Jarndyce and Jarndyce drones on.

자드니스 대 자드니스 소송은 지루하게 계속된다.

This scarecrow of a suit has, in course of time, become so complicated that no man alive knows what it means.

이 허수아비 같은 소송은 시간이 지나면서 살아있는 어느 누구도 그 의미를 알 수 없을 만큼 복잡해져 버렸다.

The parties to it understand it least, but it has been observed that no two Chancery lawyers can talk about it for five minutes without coming to a total disagreement as to all the premises.

소송 당사자들이 그것을 가장 이해하지 못하지만, 형평법원 변호사 어느 두 사람도 이 소송에 대해 5분 이상 이야기하면 모든 전제에 관해 완전한 의견 불일치에 이르지 않을 수 없다는 사실이 관찰되어 왔다.

Vocabulary

누르스름한
nureuseureum-han — Slightly yellowish in color, describing a pale sickly hue
안색의
ansaeg-ui — Of or relating to facial complexion or color
죄수가
joesu-ga — (Subject marker form) prisoner or convict
구금된
gugeum-doen — Detained or confined, held in custody
채로
chae-ro — While remaining in a certain state or condition
여섯
yeoseot — The number six
번째에
beonjjae-e — At the ordinal position, meaning 'at the nth time'
달하는
dal-haneun — Reaching or amounting to a certain number or level
횟수로
hoetsu-ro — In terms of the number of times or occurrences
자신의
jasin-ui — One's own, belonging to oneself
법정
beopjeong — A court of law or legal tribunal
모독을
modogeul — (Object marker form) contempt, desecration, or insult
정화하기
jeonghwa-hagi — To purify or cleanse something morally or legally
위한
wi-han — For the sake of, intended for a purpose
개인
gaein — An individual person, as opposed to a group
청원을
cheongwon-eul — (Object marker form) a petition or formal request
하러
ha-reo — In order to do something, expressing purpose
나타났는데
natanass-neunde — Appeared or showed up, with a contrasting or additional note
그는
geu-neun — He (subject marker form), referring to a male person
자신이
jasin-i — Oneself (subject marker form), reflexive pronoun
일찍이
iljjigi — Ever before, at any earlier point in time
어떠한
eodeo-han — Any kind of, whatsoever, of any sort
지식도
jisikdo — Even knowledge, not even knowledge of something
가졌다고
gajyeoss-dago — It is said that (one) had or possessed something
주장되지
jujang-doeji — Not claimed or asserted (negative form of 'to claim')
않는
an-neun — Not doing, negative modifier for verbs
장부들에
jangbu-deul-e — In or regarding account books or ledgers
관해
gwanhae — Regarding, concerning, about a topic or matter
혼란스러운
hollan-seureoun — Confused, chaotic, or in a state of disorder
상태에
sangtae-e — In a state or condition of something
빠진
ppajin — Fallen into or sunk into a state or situation
유일하게
yuil-hage — Solely, uniquely, as the only one remaining
살아남은
sara-nameun — Having survived, the one who remained alive
유언
yueon — A last will or testament left before death
집행인으로서
jiphaengin-euro-seo — In the capacity of an executor of a will
실현할
silhyeon-hal — To realize or bring about, future modifier form
가능성이
ganeungseong-i — The possibility or likelihood of something occurring
전혀
jeonhyeo — Not at all, completely absent, used with negatives
없었다
eopseoss-da — There was not, did not exist, past tense negative
사이
sai — Between, among, or in the meantime or interval
인생
insaeng — One's life or lifetime as a whole journey
전망은
jeonmang-eun — Prospects or outlook (topic marker form)
끝나버렸다
kkeut-na-beo-ryeoss-da — Has completely ended or finished, with finality
주기적으로
jugijeogeuro — Periodically, at regular recurring intervals of time
나타나
natana — Appearing, showing up at a place or time
하루
haru — One day, a single day's duration
업무가
eommu-ga — Work or duties (subject marker form)
끝날
kkeut-nal — When something ends or is about to finish
무렵
muryeop — Around the time of, approximately when something occurs
말을
mal-eul — Words or speech (object marker form)
걸려고
geollyeogo — Intending to speak to or approach someone
애쓰며
ae-sseu-myeo — While making an effort or straining to do something
사반세기
saban-segi — A quarter century, twenty-five years of time
동안
dongan — During a period of time, for a duration
삶을
salm-eul — Life (object marker form), one's way of living
황폐하게
hwangpye-hage — In a desolate or ruined manner, devastatingly
만들어
mandeul-eo — Making or having made something into a state
놓고도
no-kodo — Even after having done or placed something
법적으로
beopjeogeuro — Legally, in a legal or formal sense
존재를
jonjae-reul — Existence or being (object marker form)
모른다는
moreunda-neun — That one does not know or recognize something
사실을
sasil-eul — The fact (object marker form), a truth or reality
도무지
domuji — Simply not at all, utterly unable to understand
납득하지
napdeuk-haji — Not being convinced or not coming to understand
못하는
mot-haneun — Unable to do, incapable of doing something
파멸한
pamyeol-han — Ruined, destroyed, utterly brought to ruin
청원인은
cheongwonin-eun — The petitioner (topic marker form), one who petitions
유리한
yuri-han — Advantageous, favorable, in a beneficial position
자리를
jari-reul — A seat or position (object marker form)
잡고
jap-go — Having taken or secured a place or grip
판사를
pansa-reul — The judge (object marker form)
주시하며
jusi-hamyeo — While watching closely or keeping a sharp eye
그가
geu-ga — He (subject marker form), referring to a specific male
자리에서
jari-eseo — From one's seat or position
일어나는
ireona-neun — Rising or standing up from a seated position
순간
sungan — The moment or instant something happens
재판장님
jaepanjang-nim — Your Honor or the presiding judge (honorific form)
이라고
irago — Quoting or indicating what something is called
낭랑한
nangrang-han — Clear and resonant, describing a ringing loud voice
불만의
bulman-ui — Of dissatisfaction or grievance, expressing complaint
목소리로
moksori-ro — With a voice or in a vocal tone
외칠
oechil — To shout or cry out loudly (future modifier form)
채비를
chaebi-reul — Preparation or readiness (object marker form)
갖추고
gatchugo — Having prepared or equipped oneself for something
있었다
isseoss-da — Was, existed, or was in a state (past tense)
i — This, a demonstrative pronoun indicating something nearby
얼굴로
eolgul-ro — By face, recognizing someone by their facial appearance
알아보는
arabo-neun — Recognizing or identifying someone or something
몇몇
myeotmyeot — Several, a few, some number of people or things
변호사
byeonhosa — A lawyer or attorney in legal proceedings
사무원들과
samuwon-deul-gwa — With clerks or office workers (plural, with conjunction)
이들은
ideul-eun — These people (topic marker form), referring to a group
약간의
yakgan-ui — A little of, some small amount of something
재미를
jaemi-reul — Fun or amusement (object marker form)
제공하고
jegong-hago — Providing or offering something and continuing
음울한
eumul-han — Gloomy, dreary, dark and depressing in atmosphere
날씨를
nalssi-reul — The weather (object marker form)
조금이나마
jogeuminaما — Even if just a little, at least somewhat
활기차게
hwalgichage — In a lively or energetic manner, animatedly
해줄
haejul — To do something for someone (future modifier form)
기회를
gihoe-reul — An opportunity or chance (object marker form)
바라며
bara-myeo — While hoping or wishing for something
머뭇거렸다
meomutgeoryeoss-da — Hesitated or lingered, pausing without moving away
dae — Versus, against, used between opposing parties
소송은
sosong-eun — The lawsuit or legal case (topic marker form)
지루하게
jiru-hage — Boringly or tediously, in a dull drawn-out manner
계속된다
gyesok-doenda — Continues or goes on, present tense ongoing action
허수아비
heosuabi — A scarecrow, or figuratively a hollow pointless thing
같은
gateun — Like, similar to, resembling something else
시간이
sigan-i — Time (subject marker form)
지나면서
jina-myeonseo — As time passes or goes by gradually
살아있는
sara-inneun — Living, still alive, existing among the living
어느
eoneu — Any, some, a certain one among many
누구도
nugudo — Nobody, not anyone, used with negative verbs
의미를
uimi-reul — Meaning or significance (object marker form)
al — To know or understand (verb stem form)
su — Ability or possibility, used in grammar patterns
없을
eopseul — There will not be, future negative modifier form
만큼
mankeum — To the extent of, as much as something
복잡해져
bokjaphae-jyeo — Having become complicated or complex over time
버렸다
beoryeoss-da — Completely did (regrettable completion auxiliary verb)
소송
sosong — A lawsuit or legal action between parties
당사자들이
dangsaja-deul-i — The parties involved in a case (subject form)
그것을
geugeot-eul — It or that thing (object marker form)
가장
gajang — Most, the most, superlative degree adverb
이해하지
ihae-haji — Not understanding, negative form of to understand
못하지만
mot-hajiman — Cannot do, but..., negative ability with contrast
du — Two, the number two before a noun
사람도
saram-do — Even a person, also a person (with particle 도)
소송에
sosong-e — Regarding or about the lawsuit
대해
daehae — About, regarding, concerning a topic
5분
o-bun — Five minutes of time
이상
isang — More than, over a certain amount or threshold
이야기하면
iyagi-hamyeon — If one talks or speaks about something
모든
modeun — All, every, each without exception
전제에
jeonje-e — On every premise or assumption in a discussion
완전한
wanjeon-han — Complete or total, fully thorough without exception
의견
uigyeon — An opinion or view on a subject matter
불일치에
burilchi-e — Into disagreement or discord on a point
이르지
ireuji — Not reaching or arriving at a conclusion
않을
an-eul — Will not do, future negative modifier form
없다는
eopda-neun — That there is not, embedded negative clause form
사실이
sasil-i — The fact (subject marker form), a confirmed reality
관찰되어
gwanchal-doeeo — Having been observed or noted by someone
왔다
wass-da — Has come, or has been (ongoing up to now)
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