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English → Korean CHAPTER 1 Level 4/10

"That fellow with the red hair," said the police captain as he pointed.

"저 빨간 머리 녀석이요," 경찰 대장이 손가락으로 가리키며 말했다.

"I'll watch him," the sergeant answered.

"제가 감시하겠습니다," 하사관이 대답했다.

The captain had raided two opium dens the day before, and the pride of accomplishment puffed his chest.

대장은 전날 아편굴 두 곳을 급습했었고, 성취감에 가슴이 부풀어 올랐다.

He would have given advice to the sheriff of Oahu that evening.

그는 그날 저녁 오아후의 보안관에게도 충고를 해줄 기세였다.

He went on: "I can pick some men out of the crowd by the way they walk, and others by their eyes.

그는 계속 말했다: "저는 걷는 방식만 봐도 군중 속에서 몇몇을 골라낼 수 있고, 또 다른 이들은 눈빛만 봐도 알 수 있습니다.

That fellow has it written all over him."

저 녀석은 온몸에 다 써 붙여 놓은 것 같다고요."

The red-headed man came nearer through the crowd.

빨간 머리 남자가 군중 사이를 헤치며 더 가까이 다가왔다.

Because of the warmth, he had stuffed his soft hat into a back pocket, and now the light from a window shone steadily on his hair and made a fire of it, a danger signal.

더위 때문에 그는 부드러운 모자를 뒷주머니에 쑤셔 넣었고, 이제 창문에서 새어 나오는 빛이 그의 머리카락 위에 고스란히 비춰 마치 불꽃처럼, 위험 신호처럼 보이게 만들었다.

He encountered the searching glances of the two officers and answered with cold, measuring eyes, like the gaze of a prize fighter who waits for a blow.

그는 두 경관의 탐색하는 시선과 마주치자, 마치 한 방을 기다리는 권투 선수의 눈빛처럼 차갑고 가늠하는 눈으로 응수했다.

The sergeant turned to his superior with a grunt.

하사관은 으르렁거리며 상관 쪽으로 몸을 돌렸다.

"You're right," he nodded.

"맞습니다," 그가 고개를 끄덕이며 말했다.

"Trail him," said the captain, "and take a man with you.

"미행하게," 대장이 말했다, "그리고 부하 한 명을 데려가게.

If that fellow gets into trouble, you may need help."

저 녀석이 말썽을 부리면 도움이 필요할 수도 있어."

He stepped into his automobile and the sergeant beckoned to a nearby policeman.

그는 자동차에 올라탔고, 하사관은 근처의 경찰관에게 손짓했다.

"Akana," he said, "we have a man-sized job tonight.

"아카나," 그가 말했다, "오늘 밤 우리에게 버거운 임무가 생겼어.

Are you feeling fit?"

몸 상태는 괜찮아?"

The Kanaka smiled without enthusiasm.

카나카는 시큰둥하게 웃었다.

"The man of the red hair?"

"빨간 머리 남자 말입니까?"

The sergeant nodded, and Akana tightened his belt.

하사관이 고개를 끄덕이자, 아카나는 허리띠를 조였다.

He had eaten fish baked in ti leaves that evening.

그는 그날 저녁 티 잎에 싸서 구운 생선을 먹었던 터였다.

He suggested: "Morley has little to do.

그가 제안했다: "몰리는 할 일이 별로 없습니다.

Vocabulary

jeo — I, me (humble/polite first-person pronoun)
빨간
ppalgan — Red, of a red color
머리
meori — Head; hair
녀석
nyeoseok — Fellow, guy (informal, slightly derogatory)
경찰
gyeongchal — Police, law enforcement
대장
daejang — Commander, leader, chief
손가락
songarak — Finger
가리키며
garikimyeo — Pointing at, indicating while doing something
말했다
malhaetda — Said, spoke (past tense)
제가
jega — I (humble subject form with subject marker)
감시하겠습니다
gamsihagetseumnida — I will monitor/watch over (formal)
대답했다
daedaphaetda — Answered, replied (past tense)
대장은
daejaneun — The commander/leader (topic marker)
전날
jeonnal — The previous day, the day before
성취감
seongtwiгам — Sense of achievement, feeling of accomplishment
가슴
gaseum — Chest, breast, heart
부풀어 올랐다
bupureo ollatda — Swelled up, was puffed up with pride
저녁
jeonyeok — Evening, dinner
충고
chunggo — Advice, admonition
기세
gise — Spirit, momentum, vigorous attitude
걷는
geotneun — Walking (present participle modifier)
방식
bangsik — Way, method, manner
군중
gunjung — Crowd, multitude of people
골라낼
gollanael — To pick out, to single out from a group
눈빛
nunbit — Look in one's eyes, eye expression
온몸
onmom — Entire body, whole body
헤치며
hechimyeo — Pushing through, parting (a crowd)
다가왔다
dagawatda — Came closer, approached
더위
deowi — Heat, hot weather
부드러운
budeureoun — Soft, gentle, smooth
모자
moja — Hat, cap
뒷주머니
dwitjumeoni — Back pocket
쑤셔 넣었고
ssusyeo neoeotgo — Stuffed into, crammed in (past)
창문
changmun — Window
새어 나오는
saeo naoneun — Leaking out, filtering through
bit — Light, ray of light
머리카락
meoriкarak — Hair strands, individual hairs
고스란히
goseulranhi — Entirely, wholly, just as it is
비춰
bichwo — Shining on, illuminating
불꽃
bulkkot — Flame, spark, blaze
위험
wiheom — Danger, risk, hazard
신호
sinho — Signal, sign
경관
gyeonggwan — Police officer, constable
탐색하는
tamsaekaneun — Searching, probing, scanning
시선
siseon — Gaze, line of sight
마주치자
majuchija — Upon meeting eyes, upon encountering
권투
gwontu — Boxing (the sport)
선수
seonsu — Athlete, player, competitor
차갑고
chagapgo — Cold and… (cold in feeling/expression)
가늠하는
ganeumeun — Measuring, sizing up, assessing
상관
sanggwan — Superior officer, one's boss
돌렸다
Turned (body/direction) toward something
고개를 끄덕이며
gogaereul kkeudeogimyeo — Nodding one's head in agreement
부하
buha — Subordinate, underling
말썽을 부리면
malsseongeul burimyeon — If causing trouble, if making mischief
자동차
jadongcha — Automobile, car
올라탔고
ollatатgo — Got into (a vehicle), boarded (past)
손짓했다
sonjithaetda — Gestured, beckoned with one's hand
오늘 밤
oneul bam — Tonight, this evening
버거운
beogoun — Burdensome, difficult to handle, tough
임무
immu — Mission, task, duty
몸 상태
mom sangtae — Physical condition, state of one's body
괜찮아
gwaenchana — It's okay, are you alright (informal)
웃었다
useotda — Smiled, laughed (past tense)
허리띠
heorittti — Belt, waistband
조였다
joyeotda — Tightened, cinched (past tense)
싸서 구운
ssaseo guun — Wrapped and roasted/grilled
생선
saengseon — Fish (as food)
제안했다
jeanhaetda — Proposed, suggested (past tense)
몰리는
mollineun — Being driven/pushed into; being cornered
별로 없습니다
byeollo eopseumnida — There is not much, hardly any (formal)
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