Crime and Punishment — Page 3
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The heat in the street was terrible: and the airlessness, the bustle and the plaster, scaffolding, bricks, and dust all about him, and that special Petersburg stench, so familiar to all who are unable to get out of town in summer--all worked painfully upon the young man's already overwrought nerves.
거리의 열기는 끔찍했다. 답답한 공기, 소란스러움, 그리고 사방에 널린 회반죽, 비계, 벽돌, 먼지, 그리고 여름에 도시를 벗어날 수 없는 모든 이들에게 너무나 익숙한 그 특유의 페테르부르크 악취—이 모든 것이 이미 극도로 예민해진 젊은이의 신경을 고통스럽게 자극했다.
The insufferable stench from the pot-houses, which are particularly numerous in that part of the town, and the drunken men whom he met continually, although it was a working day, completed the revolting misery of the picture.
그 동네에 유독 많은 선술집에서 풍겨 나오는 참을 수 없는 악취와, 평일임에도 불구하고 끊임없이 마주치는 술 취한 사람들이 그 역겨운 비참함의 그림을 완성시켰다.
An expression of the profoundest disgust gleamed for a moment in the young man's refined face.
젊은이의 세련된 얼굴에 잠시 깊은 혐오감의 표정이 스쳐 지나갔다.
He was, by the way, exceptionally handsome, above the average in height, slim, well-built, with beautiful dark eyes and dark brown hair.
그는 그런데, 유난히 잘생긴 외모를 지녔는데, 키는 평균 이상이었고, 날씬하고 체격이 좋았으며, 아름다운 검은 눈과 짙은 갈색 머리카락을 가지고 있었다.
Soon he sank into deep thought, or more accurately speaking into a complete blankness of mind; he walked along not observing what was about him and not caring to observe it.
이윽고 그는 깊은 생각에 잠겼다. 더 정확히 말하자면 완전한 정신적 공백 상태에 빠져들었다. 그는 주변에서 일어나는 일을 관찰하지도, 관찰하려 하지도 않으며 걸어갔다.
From time to time, he would mutter something, from the habit of talking to himself, to which he had just confessed.
때때로 그는 혼잣말을 하는 습관으로 무언가를 중얼거렸는데, 그 습관은 그가 방금 전에 인정한 것이었다.
At these moments he would become conscious that his ideas were sometimes in a tangle and that he was very weak; for two days he had scarcely tasted food.
그런 순간에 그는 자신의 생각이 때로는 뒤엉켜 있다는 것과 자신이 매우 허약하다는 것을 의식하게 되었다. 이틀 동안 그는 음식을 거의 입에 대지 못했던 것이다.
He was so badly dressed that even a man accustomed to shabbiness would have been ashamed to be seen in the street in such rags.
그는 너무나 형편없이 차려입고 있어서, 남루함에 익숙한 사람조차도 그런 누더기 차림으로 거리에 나서는 것을 부끄러워했을 것이다.
In that quarter of the town, however, scarcely any shortcoming in dress would have created surprise.
그러나 그 동네에서는 옷차림의 어떤 결함도 거의 놀라움을 자아내지 않았을 것이다.
Vocabulary
- 거리의
- georui — of the street; relating to roads or alleys
- 열기는
- yeolgineun — the heat; referring to intense warmth or fever
- 끔찍했다
- kkeumjjikaetda — was horrific, dreadful, or terribly awful
- 답답한
- dapdapan — stuffy, suffocating, or frustratingly oppressive
- 공기
- gonggi — air; the atmosphere surrounding us
- 소란스러움
- soranseureoum — noisiness, commotion, or noisy disturbance
- 그리고
- geurigo — and; used to connect clauses or items
- 사방에
- sabange — in all directions; everywhere around
- 널린
- neollin — scattered, strewn, or spread all over
- 벽돌
- byeokdol — brick; a rectangular block for building
- 먼지
- meonji — dust; fine dry particles in the air
- 여름에
- yeoreume — in summer; during the summer season
- 도시를
- dosireul — the city; an urban area (object form)
- 벗어날
- beoseoal — to escape from; to get away from something
- 수
- su — ability or possibility; used with verbs
- 없는
- eomneun — lacking, without, or not having something
- 모든
- modeun — all, every; referring to an entire group
- 이들에게
- ideulege — to these people; referring to a group
- 너무나
- neomuna — extremely, so very much; intensifying adverb
- 익숙한
- iksuken — familiar, accustomed to, or well-acquainted with
- 특유의
- teugyuui — characteristic of, peculiar to, or distinctive
- 악취
- akchwi — foul smell; a bad or offensive odor
- 극도로
- geukdoro — extremely, to the utmost degree, intensely
- 예민해진
- yeminhaejin — having become sensitive, sharp, or hypersensitive
- 젊은이의
- jeolmeunui — of a young person; belonging to youth
- 신경을
- singyeongeul — the nerves; mental sensitivity (object form)
- 고통스럽게
- gotongseureobge — painfully, in an agonizing or distressing way
- 자극했다
- jageukhaetda — stimulated or irritated; provoked a reaction
- 동네에
- dongnee — in the neighborhood; within a local area
- 유독
- yudok — particularly, especially; strikingly more than others
- 풍겨
- punggyeo — emanating, wafting; spreading smell or atmosphere
- 나오는
- naoneun — coming out; emerging from a place
- 참을
- chameul — to endure; bearing something unpleasant (modifier)
- 악취와
- akchwwa — foul smell and; stench linked to next item
- 평일임에도
- pyeongilimedo — even though it is a weekday; despite workday
- 불구하고
- bulguhago — despite, in spite of; regardless of circumstances
- 끊임없이
- kkeunimeopsi — ceaselessly, continuously, without interruption or stop
- 마주치는
- majuchineun — encountering, running into; coming across someone
- 술
- sul — alcohol; any alcoholic beverage or drink
- 취한
- chwihan — drunk, intoxicated; under the influence of alcohol
- 사람들이
- saramdeuri — people; a group of persons (subject form)
- 역겨운
- yeokgyeoun — disgusting, revolting, nauseating, or repulsive
- 비참함의
- bicchamhamui — of misery; belonging to a state of wretchedness
- 그림을
- geurimeul — a picture, image, or painting (object form)
- 완성시켰다
- wanseongsikkyeotda — completed, finished; brought something to completion
- 세련된
- seryeondoen — refined, sophisticated, polished, or elegant
- 얼굴에
- eolgure — on the face; relating to facial expression
- 잠시
- jamsi — for a moment; briefly or for a short time
- 깊은
- gipeun — deep, profound; having great intensity or depth
- 혐오감의
- hyeomogamui — of disgust or aversion; feeling of strong repulsion
- 표정이
- pyojeonggi — facial expression; look on someone's face
- 스쳐
- seuchyeo — brushing past; fleetingly passing over or across
- 지나갔다
- jinagasda — passed by; went through or moved past something
- 그는
- geuneun — he; the male subject being discussed
- 그런데
- geureonde — however, by the way; transitional conjunction
- 유난히
- yunani — unusually, remarkably, exceptionally so
- 잘생긴
- jalsaenggin — handsome, good-looking; having attractive appearance
- 외모를
- oemoreuul — appearance, looks; physical outer image (object form)
- 지녔는데
- jinyeotneunde — possessed, had; owned a quality or trait
- 키는
- kineun — height; a person's stature or tallness
- 평균
- pyeonggyun — average; the mean or typical standard value
- 이상이었고
- isangieotgo — was above; exceeded the standard or average
- 날씬하고
- nalssinhago — slender and; having a slim, trim physique
- 체격이
- chegyeogi — physique, build; bodily frame or constitution
- 좋았으며
- joasseumyeo — was good; had favorable physical or other qualities
- 아름다운
- areumdaun — beautiful, lovely; aesthetically pleasing or attractive
- 검은
- geomeon — black, dark; of a very dark color
- 눈과
- nunkwa — eyes and; ocular organs linked to next item
- 짙은
- jiteun — dark, deep, dense; rich or concentrated in color
- 갈색
- galsaek — brown; a warm dark reddish-brown color
- 머리카락을
- meorikarakeul — hair strands; individual hairs of the head
- 가지고
- gajigo — having, possessing; holding or carrying something
- 있었다
- isseotda — had, existed; past tense of existence verb
- 이윽고
- ieugo — soon after, presently; after a little while
- 생각에
- saenggage — in thought; absorbed in one's own thinking
- 잠겼다
- jamgyeotda — became immersed; sank deeply into thought
- 더
- deo — more; to a greater degree or extent
- 정확히
- jeonghwaki — exactly, precisely, accurately speaking
- 말하자면
- malhajamyeon — so to speak; if one were to say precisely
- 완전한
- wanjeonhan — complete, total, perfect; thorough without exception
- 정신적
- jeongsinjjeok — mental, psychological; relating to the mind
- 공백
- gongbaek — blank, void; an empty mental or physical space
- 상태에
- sangtaee — in a state or condition of something
- 빠져들었다
- ppajyeodeureohtda — fell into, became absorbed; sank into a state
- 주변에서
- jubyeoneseo — from the surroundings; in the nearby environment
- 일어나는
- ireonaneun — happening, occurring; events taking place around
- 일을
- ireul — things, matters, events happening (object form)
- 관찰하지도
- gwanchalajido — not even observing; neither watching nor noticing
- 관찰하려
- gwanchalharyeo — intending to observe; attempting to watch carefully
- 걸어갔다
- georeogasda — walked away; moved forward on foot
- 때때로
- ttaettaero — sometimes, occasionally, from time to time
- 혼잣말을
- honjatmareul — talking to oneself; muttering as a monologue
- 하는
- haneun — doing; present participle of the verb do
- 습관으로
- seupgwaneuro — as a habit; by way of a habitual practice
- 무언가를
- mueongareul — something; an unspecified thing (object form)
- 중얼거렸는데
- junggeolgeoryeotneunde — was muttering; mumbling something softly to oneself
- 습관은
- seupgwaneun — the habit; a repeated behavior pattern (topic form)
- 방금
- banggeum — just now, a moment ago; very recently
- 전에
- jeone — before; prior to a certain time or event
- 인정한
- injeongan — acknowledged, admitted; recognized as true or valid
- 것이었다
- geosieotsda — was the fact; something that was the case
- 그런
- geureon — such, that kind of; of that sort or type
- 순간에
- sungane — at the moment; at that instant of time
- 자신의
- jassinui — one's own; belonging to oneself or himself
- 생각이
- saenggagi — thoughts; one's ideas or mental reflections
- 때로는
- ttaeroneun — at times, sometimes; on certain occasions
- 뒤엉켜
- dwiengkyeo — tangled, jumbled; twisted together in confusion
- 있다는
- itdaneun — that there is; indicating a state of being
- 것과
- geotkwa — the fact and; linking one truth to another
- 자신이
- jassini — oneself; the subject himself or herself
- 매우
- maeu — very, extremely; a strong intensifying adverb
- 허약하다는
- heoyakadaneun — that one is frail; being physically very weak
- 것을
- geoseul — the thing; nominalizer marking object of verb
- 의식하게
- uisikhage — to become aware of; to consciously realize something
- 되었다
- doeeotda — became; past tense of the verb to become
- 이틀
- iteul — two days; a period of forty-eight hours
- 동안
- dongan — during, for; over a span of time
- 음식을
- eumsik — food; edible items consumed for nourishment
- 거의
- geoui — almost, nearly, hardly; close to but not quite
- 입에
- ibe — in the mouth; relating to eating or speaking
- 대지
- daeji — touch, put to; bringing something to the mouth
- 못했던
- mothaetdeon — had been unable to; past inability to do
- 것이다
- geosieda — it is the case that; explanatory sentence ending
- 형편없이
- hyeongpyeonoepsi — terribly, poorly; in a very inadequate manner
- 차려입고
- charyeobgo — dressed up; wearing clothes in a certain way
- 있어서
- isseoseo — being in a state; because of being a way
- 사람조차도
- saramjochado — even a person; emphasizing that even someone would
- 차림으로
- charimuro — in the appearance of; dressed in a certain way
- 나서는
- naseneun — going out; stepping out into a public place
- 부끄러워했을
- bukkeureowohaetseul — would have been embarrassed; felt shame or shyness
- 그러나
- geureona — however, but; introducing a contrasting statement
- 동네에서는
- dongneeseoneun — in this neighborhood; within this local district
- 옷차림의
- otcharimuui — of one's attire; relating to clothing or dress
- 어떤
- eotteon — any, some, what kind of; an indefinite adjective
- 결함도
- gyeolhamdo — even a flaw; any defect or shortcoming
- 놀라움을
- nollaumeul — surprise, astonishment; a feeling of being startled
- 자아내지
- jaanaiji — not evoke; failing to draw out a reaction
- 않았을
- anasseul — would not have; past conditional negative form
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