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The bell gave a faint tinkle as though it were made of tin and not of copper.

벨은 구리가 아니라 양철로 만들어진 것처럼 희미하게 딸랑거렸다.

The little flats in such houses always have bells that ring like that.

그런 집의 작은 아파트에는 항상 그런 식으로 울리는 벨이 있다.

He had forgotten the note of that bell, and now its peculiar tinkle seemed to remind him of something and to bring it clearly before him....

그는 그 벨 소리를 잊고 있었는데, 이제 그 독특한 딸랑거림이 무언가를 떠올리게 하며 그것을 눈앞에 선명하게 가져다 주는 것 같았다....

He started, his nerves were terribly overstrained by now.

그는 움찔했고, 그의 신경은 이미 몹시 극도로 긴장되어 있었다.

In a little while, the door was opened a tiny crack: the old woman eyed her visitor with evident distrust through the crack, and nothing could be seen but her little eyes, glittering in the darkness.

잠시 후, 문이 아주 조금 열렸다. 노파는 그 틈 사이로 방문자를 뚜렷한 불신의 눈빛으로 살펴보았고, 어둠 속에서 반짝이는 그녀의 작은 눈만이 보일 뿐이었다.

But, seeing a number of people on the landing, she grew bolder, and opened the door wide.

그러나 층계참에 여러 사람이 있는 것을 보고 그녀는 더 대담해져서 문을 활짝 열었다.

The young man stepped into the dark entry, which was partitioned off from the tiny kitchen.

젊은 남자는 작은 부엌과 칸막이로 나뉜 어두운 현관으로 들어섰다.

The old woman stood facing him in silence and looking inquiringly at him.

노파는 말없이 그를 마주보며 캐묻는 듯한 눈빛으로 그를 바라보았다.

She was a diminutive, withered up old woman of sixty, with sharp malignant eyes and a sharp little nose.

그녀는 예순 살의 왜소하고 쪼그라든 노파로, 날카롭고 악의에 찬 눈과 뾰족한 작은 코를 가지고 있었다.

Her colourless, somewhat grizzled hair was thickly smeared with oil, and she wore no kerchief over it.

빛이 바랜, 약간 희끗희끗한 그녀의 머리카락에는 기름이 두껍게 발려 있었고, 그 위에 두건을 쓰지 않았다.

Round her thin long neck, which looked like a hen's leg, was knotted some sort of flannel rag, and, in spite of the heat, there hung flapping on her shoulders, a mangy fur cape, yellow with age.

닭 다리처럼 보이는 그녀의 가늘고 긴 목 주위에는 플란넬 넝마 같은 것이 묶여 있었고, 더운 날씨에도 불구하고 그녀의 어깨에는 세월로 누렇게 변한 허름한 모피 망토가 펄럭이며 걸쳐져 있었다.

The old woman coughed and groaned at every instant.

노파는 시도 때도 없이 기침을 하며 신음을 냈다.

Vocabulary

구리가
gu-ri-ga — Copper (subject marker attached); a reddish metal
아니라
a-ni-ra — Not; rather than; it is not
양철로
yang-cheol-lo — Made of tin; with tin material
만들어진
man-deu-reo-jin — Made; constructed; fabricated from something
것처럼
geot-cheo-reom — As if; like; similar to something
희미하게
hui-mi-ha-ge — Faintly; dimly; in a vague manner
딸랑거렸다
ttal-lang-geo-ryeot-da — Jingled repeatedly; made a tinkling sound
그런
geu-reon — Such; that kind of; like that
작은
ja-geun — Small; little; tiny in size
항상
hang-sang — Always; all the time; constantly
식으로
si-geu-ro — In the manner of; in such a way
울리는
ul-li-neun — Ringing; resonating; making a bell sound
벨이
be-ri — A bell (subject marker attached)
있다
it-da — To exist; to be; to have
그는
geu-neun — He; that person (topic marker attached)
geu — That; the; he (pronoun or determiner)
bel — Bell; a ringing signaling device
소리를
so-ri-reul — Sound; noise (object marker attached)
잊고
it-go — Forgetting; having forgotten something
있었는데
it-eot-neun-de — Had been; was in a state, but…
이제
i-je — Now; at this point; from now on
독특한
dok-teu-kan — Unique; distinctive; peculiar in character
딸랑거림이
ttal-lang-geo-ri-mi — The jingling sound (subject marker attached)
무언가를
mu-eon-ga-reul — Something (object marker); an unspecified thing
떠올리게
tteo-ol-li-ge — To cause to recall; to bring to mind
하며
ha-myeo — While doing; and; doing simultaneously
그것을
geu-geo-seul — It; that thing (object marker attached)
눈앞에
nun-a-pe — Before one's eyes; right in front
선명하게
seon-myeong-ha-ge — Clearly; vividly; in sharp detail
가져다
ga-jyeo-da — To bring; to carry something over
주는
ju-neun — Giving; that gives; providing to someone
geot — Thing; fact; nominalizer in Korean grammar
같았다
ga-tat-da — Seemed; appeared; was like something
움찔했고
um-jjil-haet-go — Flinched; startled; gave a sudden jerk
그의
geu-ui — His; belonging to him
신경은
sin-gyeong-eun — Nerves (topic marker); one's nervous system
이미
i-mi — Already; by now; previously
몹시
mop-si — Extremely; very much; severely
극도로
geuk-do-ro — Extremely; to the utmost degree
긴장되어
gin-jang-doe-eo — Tensed; being under tension or stress
있었다
it-eot-da — Was; existed; had been in a state
잠시
jam-si — A moment; briefly; for a short time
hu — After; later; following a point in time
문이
mu-ni — The door (subject marker attached)
아주
a-ju — Very; quite; extremely; really
조금
jo-geum — A little; slightly; a small amount
열렸다
yeol-lyeot-da — Opened; was opened; came open
노파는
no-pa-neun — The old woman (topic marker attached)
teum — Gap; crack; narrow opening between things
사이로
sa-i-ro — Through the gap; between; through a space
방문자를
bang-mun-ja-reul — The visitor (object marker); a person visiting
뚜렷한
ttu-ryeot-han — Clear; distinct; obvious; well-defined
불신의
bul-si-nui — Of distrust; of suspicion; distrusting
눈빛으로
nun-bi-cheu-ro — With a look; with an expression in eyes
살펴보았고
sal-pyeo-bo-at-go — Examined; looked over carefully; scrutinized
어둠
eo-dum — Darkness; the dark; absence of light
속에서
so-ge-seo — From within; inside of; from the interior
반짝이는
ban-jja-gi-neun — Gleaming; sparkling; shining brightly
그녀의
geu-nyeo-ui — Her; belonging to her
보일
bo-il — Visible; able to be seen
뿐이었다
ppun-i-eot-da — Was only; nothing more than; merely
그러나
geu-reo-na — However; but; nevertheless; yet
층계참에
cheung-gye-cha-me — At the landing; on the staircase landing
여러
yeo-reo — Several; various; multiple; many
사람이
sa-ra-mi — Person; people (subject marker attached)
있는
in-neun — Who are there; existing; being present
것을
geo-seul — The thing; the fact (object marker attached)
보고
bo-go — Seeing; having seen; upon seeing
그녀는
geu-nyeo-neun — She (topic marker attached)
deo — More; further; additionally
대담해져서
dae-dam-hae-jyeo-seo — Becoming bolder; growing more daring
문을
mu-neul — The door (object marker attached)
활짝
hwal-jjak — Wide open; fully; completely open
열었다
yeo-reot-da — Opened; pulled open; caused to open
젊은
jeol-meun — Young; youthful; of a young age
남자는
nam-ja-neun — The man (topic marker); a young male
부엌과
bu-eok-gwa — Kitchen and; the kitchen together with
칸막이로
kan-ma-gi-ro — By a partition; divided by a wall divider
나뉜
na-nwin — Divided; separated; split into sections
어두운
eo-du-un — Dark; dim; lacking light
현관으로
hyeon-gwan-eu-ro — Into the entryway; toward the front hall
들어섰다
deu-reo-seot-da — Stepped inside; entered; walked into a place
말없이
mal-eop-si — Without a word; silently; without speaking
그를
geu-reul — Him (object marker attached)
마주보며
ma-ju-bo-myeo — Facing; looking directly at each other
캐묻는
kae-mun-neun — Probing; prying; asking inquisitively
듯한
deut-han — Seeming like; as if; appearing to be
바라보았다
ba-ra-bo-at-da — Gazed at; looked at; stared toward
예순
ye-sun — Sixty; the number sixty (native Korean)
왜소하고
wae-so-ha-go — Small-statured and; diminutive; tiny in build
쪼그라든
jjo-geu-ra-deun — Shrunken; withered; shriveled with age
노파로
no-pa-ro — As an old woman; being an elderly female
날카롭고
nal-ka-rop-go — Sharp and; keen; piercing in nature
악의에
a-gui-e — In malice; with ill will; filled with spite
chan — Full of; filled with; brimming with
뾰족한
ppyo-jo-kan — Pointed; sharp-tipped; narrow and pointy
코를
ko-reul — Nose (object marker attached)
가지고
ga-ji-go — Having; possessing; with a certain feature
빛이
bi-chi — Color; light (subject marker); hue
바랜
ba-raen — Faded; bleached; having lost color
약간
yak-gan — Slightly; a little; somewhat
희끗희끗한
hui-geut-hui-geut-han — Streaked with grey; salt-and-pepper colored
기름이
gi-reu-mi — Oil; grease (subject marker attached)
두껍게
du-kkeop-ge — Thickly; in a thick layer; heavily coated
발려
bal-lyeo — Spread on; applied; smeared onto a surface
위에
wi-e — On top of; above; over something
두건을
du-geon-eul — Headscarf; kerchief (object marker attached)
쓰지
sseu-ji — Not wearing; not putting on (negation form)
않았다
a-nat-da — Did not; was not; negation in past tense
dak — Chicken; a domestic fowl
다리처럼
da-ri-cheo-reom — Like a leg; resembling a limb
보이는
bo-i-neun — Appearing; looking like; visible
가늘고
ga-neul-go — Thin and; slender; narrow in shape
gin — Long; lengthy; extended in size
mok — Neck; throat; the part below the head
주위에는
ju-wi-e-neun — Around; surrounding (topic marker attached)
넝마
neong-ma — Rags; tattered cloth; worn-out fabric
같은
ga-teun — Like; similar to; resembling something
것이
geo-si — Something; a thing (subject marker attached)
묶여
muk-kyeo — Tied; bound; wrapped around something
더운
deo-un — Hot; warm; sweltering weather
날씨에도
nal-ssi-e-do — Even in the weather; despite the heat
불구하고
bul-gu-ha-go — Despite; in spite of; regardless of
어깨에는
eo-kkae-e-neun — On the shoulders (topic marker attached)
세월로
se-wol-lo — By the passage of time; due to years
누렇게
nu-reo-ke — Yellowishly; turned yellow; jaundiced color
변한
byeon-han — Changed; transformed; altered over time
허름한
heo-reum-han — Shabby; worn-out; run-down in appearance
모피
mo-pi — Fur; animal fur used for clothing
망토가
mang-to-ga — Cape; cloak (subject marker attached)
펄럭이며
peol-leo-gi-myeo — Flapping; fluttering; billowing while moving
걸쳐져
geol-chyeo-jyeo — Draped over; hanging across; worn loosely
시도
si-do — Time; occasion; any given moment
없이
eop-si — Without; lacking; in the absence of
기침을
gi-chi-meul — Cough (object marker); act of coughing
신음을
si-neu-meul — Groan; moan (object marker attached)
냈다
naet-da — Produced; emitted; let out a sound
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