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English → Korean CHAPTER 1 Level 4/10

They became a flying wedge with the jabbing fists of the black-haired man for a point--and they sank into the mass of soldiers like a hot knife into butter, shearing them apart.

그들은 검은 머리 남자의 찌르는 주먹을 선두로 하여 날아가는 쐐기 형태가 되었고, 뜨거운 칼이 버터를 파고들듯 병사들의 무리 속으로 파고들어 그들을 갈라놓았다.

There were few who wished more action, for the police reserves were capturing man after man.

더 많은 싸움을 원하는 자는 거의 없었는데, 경찰 예비대가 사람들을 하나하나 잡아들이고 있었기 때문이다.

One or two resisted, but a revolver fired straight in the air put a sudden period to such thoughts.

한두 명이 저항했지만, 공중을 향해 곧장 발사된 권총 소리가 그런 생각에 갑작스러운 종지부를 찍었다.

The crowd scattered in all directions and Harrigan was taking to his heels among the rest when an iron hand caught his shoulder and jerked him to a halt.

군중은 사방으로 흩어졌고 해리건도 나머지 사람들과 함께 달아나려 하고 있었는데, 그때 쇠 같은 손이 그의 어깨를 잡아 갑자기 멈춰 세웠다.

It was the black-haired man.

검은 머리 남자였다.

He pulled a cap out and settled it upon his head.

그는 모자를 꺼내 머리에 눌러썼다.

Harrigan followed suit with his soft hat.

해리건도 자신의 중절모를 쓰며 그를 따라 했다.

An excited Kanaka confronted them with brandished club.

흥분한 카나카 경관이 곤봉을 휘두르며 그들 앞에 나타났다.

The policeman for answer waved them away and darted after a running soldier.

경관은 대답 대신 그들을 손짓으로 물리치고 달아나는 병사를 쫓아 달려갔다.

They were at the edge of the crowd when a shrill voice called: "Those two big men! Halt 'em! Stand!"

그들이 군중의 가장자리에 있을 때 날카로운 목소리가 외쳤다. "저 두 큰 놈들! 멈춰! 서!"

Officer Akana ran through the crowd with his regulation Colt brandished above his head.

아카나 경관이 규정 콜트 권총을 머리 위로 휘두르며 군중을 헤치고 달려왔다.

Vocabulary

그들은
geudeureun — They (topic marker); referring to a group of people
검은
geomeun — Black; dark-colored
머리
meori — Head; hair; top of something
남자의
namjaui — Of a man; belonging to a male person
찌르는
jjireuneun — Piercing; stabbing; thrusting forward
주먹을
jumeogеul — Fist (object marker); clenched hand
선두로
seonduро — At the front; leading the way
하여
hayeo — Doing; having done; thereby (formal connective)
날아가는
naraaganeun — Flying; moving swiftly through the air
쐐기
sswaegi — Wedge; wedge-shaped object or formation
형태가
hyeongtaega — Shape; form (subject marker)
되었고
doeeotgo — Became; turned into (and then…)
뜨거운
tteugeoun — Hot; burning; intensely warm
칼이
kari — Knife; blade (subject marker)
버터를
bеotеoreul — Butter (object marker); soft dairy spread
파고들듯
pagodeuldeut — As if cutting into; slicing through something soft
병사들의
byeongsadeului — Of the soldiers; belonging to troops
무리
muri — Group; crowd; pack of people or animals
속으로
sogеuro — Into the inside; into the midst of
파고들어
pagogeulео — Cutting into; plunging deep inside something
그들을
geudeureul — Them (object marker); referring to that group
갈라놓았다
gallanоassda — Split apart; divided them into separate parts
deo — More; additionally; to a greater degree
많은
maneun — Many; numerous; a large amount of
싸움을
ssaeumeul — Fight; battle; conflict (object marker)
원하는
wonhaneun — Wanting; desiring; wishing for something
자는
janeun — Person who; one who (topic marker suffix)
거의
geoui — Almost; nearly; hardly any
없었는데
eopseonnеunde — There were none; did not exist (background clause)
경찰
gyeongchal — Police; law enforcement officers
사람들을
saramdeureul — People (object marker); individuals in a group
하나하나
hanahana — One by one; each and every one individually
잡아들이고
jabadeuligo — Arresting; apprehending people one after another
있었기
isseotgi — Was happening; were doing (nominalized past progressive)
때문이다
ttaemunida — Because of; it is due to the reason that
한두
handu — One or two; a couple of (approximate number)
명이
myeongi — People (counter, subject marker); number of persons
저항했지만
jeohanghаetjiman — Resisted; fought back but (concessive clause)
공중을
gongjungeul — The air; the sky (object marker)
향해
hyanghae — Toward; in the direction of something
곧장
gotjang — Straight; directly; without detour
발사된
balsadoen — Fired; discharged (of a weapon, past participle)
권총
gwonchong — Pistol; handgun; small firearm
소리가
soriga — Sound; noise (subject marker)
그런
geureon — Such; that kind of; like that
생각에
saenggage — To the thought; regarding that idea
갑작스러운
gapjakseurеoun — Sudden; abrupt; unexpected and swift
종지부를
jongjibureul — A period; final stop; ending point (object marker)
찍었다
jjigeotda — Put a period; marked the end of something
군중은
gunjungeun — The crowd; a mass of people (topic marker)
사방으로
sabangeuro — In all directions; every which way; scattered outward
흩어졌고
heuteojyeotgo — Scattered; dispersed in all directions (and then)
나머지
nameoji — The rest; the remainder; the others
사람들과
saramdeulgwa — With the people; together with others
함께
hamkke — Together; along with; in company of
달아나려
daranarуeo — Intending to flee; trying to run away
하고
hago — Doing; in the act of; and (connective)
있었는데
isseonnеunde — Was in the process of; while doing (background)
그때
geuttae — At that moment; just then; at that time
soe — Iron; metal; hard as steel
같은
gateun — Like; similar to; resembling something
손이
soni — Hand (subject marker); someone's hand
그의
geuui — His; belonging to him (possessive)
어깨를
eokkaereul — Shoulder (object marker); upper arm joint
잡아
jaba — Grabbing; seizing; catching hold of
갑자기
gapjagi — Suddenly; all at once; without warning
멈춰
meomchwo — Stopping; halting; coming to a standstill
세웠다
sewеotda — Made stand still; brought to a stop
남자였다
namjaеotda — Was a man; turned out to be male
그는
geuneun — He (topic marker); that man (subject)
모자를
mojareul — Hat; cap (object marker); head covering
꺼내
kkonae — Taking out; pulling out from somewhere
머리에
meorie — On the head; onto one's head
눌러썼다
nulleossеotda — Pressed down onto head; pulled hat down firmly
자신의
jasinui — One's own; his/her own (possessive reflexive)
쓰며
sseumyeo — While putting on; wearing as one does something
그를
geureul — Him (object marker); referring to that man
따라
ttara — Following; in imitation of; along with
했다
haetda — Did; performed an action (past tense)
흥분한
heungbunhan — Excited; agitated; in a state of excitement
경관이
gyeonggwani — Police officer (subject marker); uniformed officer
곤봉을
gonbongeul — Baton; club; nightstick (object marker)
휘두르며
hwidurumyeo — Swinging; brandishing while doing something else
그들
geudeul — They; them; that group of people
앞에
ape — In front of; before; ahead of someone
나타났다
natanassda — Appeared; showed up; came into view suddenly
경관은
gyeonggwaneun — The officer (topic marker); the policeman
대답
daedap — Answer; reply; response to a question
대신
daesin — Instead of; in place of; as a substitute
손짓으로
sonjiteuro — With a hand gesture; by waving one's hand
물리치고
mullichigo — Waving away; dismissing; pushing back and then
달아나는
darananeun — Fleeing; running away; escaping quickly
병사를
byeongsareul — Soldier (object marker); military personnel
쫓아
jjota — Chasing; pursuing; following after someone
달려갔다
dallyeogatda — Ran toward; ran off in pursuit of
그들이
geudeuri — They (subject marker); that group of people
군중의
gunjungui — Of the crowd; belonging to the mass of people
가장자리에
gajangjaрie — At the edge; at the periphery of something
있을
isseul — Being at; existing at (future/conditional participle)
ttae — Time; moment; when something happens
날카로운
nalkaroun — Sharp; shrill; piercing (of voice or blade)
목소리가
mokssoriga — Voice (subject marker); tone of someone's speech
외쳤다
oechyeotda — Shouted; cried out; exclaimed loudly
jeo — Those; that (distal demonstrative, plural reference)
du — Two; a pair of (numeral before counter)
keun — Big; large; great in size
놈들
nomdeul — Guys; fellows; rascals (informal, slightly derogatory)
seo — Stop; stand still (imperative command)
규정
gyujeong — Regulation; rule; standard specification
권총을
gwonchongeul — Pistol (object marker); handgun being held
위로
wiro — Upward; above; raising up high
군중을
gunjungeul — The crowd (object marker); mass of people
헤치고
hechigo — Pushing through; parting the crowd and moving
달려왔다
dallyeowatda — Came running; ran toward the speaker quickly
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